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SAS data shows solar power boosts rural Uganda care

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Rural clinics in Uganda stayed open 11.5 hours longer on average after solar power was installed, lifting births and patient visits.
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SAS data shows solar power boosts rural Uganda care

Rural clinics in Uganda stayed open 11.5 hours longer on average after solar power was installed, lifting births and patient visits.

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IT Brief Australia broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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