In another Ghanaian village, there is no cell service and no electricity and the people have to get creative with their means of making a living. With the help of a volunteer, Joe, the villagers tried bee-keeping, palm oil distribution and a moringa project which was the most successful.
The moringa leaf can be turned into a powder that fits a growing niche in the U.S. natural and green food market. Urban Ghana appears to be a much more conducive living environment.
