Kumusha Power

Welcome!

KUMUSHA POWER… LIGHTING UP ZIMBABWE!

We are Zimbabwe’s leading distributor of Solar Home Systems (‘SHS’). We have sold over 15,000 units across the country since our launch in early 2021.

Having steadily built our reputation for reliability and delivery of high quality Solar Home System products, we are now planning for significant operational expansion through 2025 as we aim to strengthen our distribution across Zimbabwe.

We are also now engaging Zimbabwe’s diaspora in the UK, many of whom have expressed a strong interest in our SHS products, and the benefits for their family and friends living back in rural areas of Zimbabwe.

So if you have family members working in the UK, tell them about Kumusha Power – we think they’ll love the benefits our solar products can offer. Please take a look through our Products section. Read our News and Events articles, and contact us with any questions.

Kumusha Power… lighting up Zimbabwe!

Our Story

REACHING FOR THE SUN!

Kumusha Power is a trading name of Goodbook Investments Ltd. From 2013 Goodbooks was involved in the wholesale distribution of consumer electronics, digital video and digital audio products across Zimbabwe. We worked with global brands like Toshiba, Kramer and TOA Electronics, distributing their products through large retail chains and credit / payroll lending organisations.

In 2017, a combination of challenging economic conditions and irregular energy supply led to a change in Goodbooks’ business focus. As a company we decided to focus on renewable energy, and in particular solar energy. We added d.light Solar Home Systems (SHS) to our portfolio, a proven American brand with successful products around the developing world including East Africa. Goodbooks secured an exclusive license to distribute d.light products within Zimbabwe.

After a period of field research, technical integration and successful fundraising, our first d.light solar energy product shipment arrived in Zimbabwe in early 2021. Kumusha Power was formally launched in April of that year, with half the first shipment already pre-sold.