Access to water isn't something to be taken for granted in many parts of Africa. Wastage is frowned upon and tasks that require copious amounts of water like washing cars can be a challenge. Not so for two young Senegalese, who've set up an eco-friendly car-wash in Dakar called "Greenwash Africa." And the best part is that no water is required.
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