In recent years, South Africa has made great strides in terms of economic growth and infrastructure development. However, there are still many communities in the country that do not have access to electricity. Also, some families cannot afford to pay for electricity even if they live in a community connected to the power grid. In many cases, these communities rely on kerosene lamps, candles or wood fires for lighting, raising concerns about the risk of fire and the health effects of exposure to toxic gases. In such areas, access to lighting that is safe and affordable is an urgent issue.