Member - Zaacoal

As global crude oil prices continue to fluctuate, kerosene and cooking gas have become expensive and unaffordable for the ordinary man. For millions who need heat energy (or fire) to cook their daily food, wood/charcoal remains the easiest and cheapest source of fuel. In fact, around 80 percent of households on our continent depend on wood and charcoal as a primary energy source, Due to its desirable qualities, Africans use more than 23 million tonnes of charcoal every year, making it a multi-billion dollar industry that kills also kills us slowly. Zaacoal manufactures charcoal from poorly manages coconut waste all over the continent especially in our capital cities and their environs. "Zaacoal" is a merger of the words “Zaafi” a Hausa word for Hot and Charcoal. Zaacoal as a company produces different varieties of charcoal for different markets;