from Sourthen Malawi in Nsanje district, started his business in 2011. Initially he sold movie DVDs and music CDs in markets around the district and remote areas. However in 2013 he realised his passion of copying music and videos into CDs and DVDs. In 2015 he started working with Access Agriculture and his business grew to provide not only movies, but also agriculture videos to farmers. When farmers buy a phone and a memory card from his shop, he is able to put on videos from Access Agriculture. Overtime, he has seen an increase in interest for the videos from farmers. The smart projector will enable him to spread good agriculture practices across communities in Nsanje. He is hoping to reach more than more than 1000 farmers. Finiyasi hopes farmers will learn new techniques to increase yield, reduce post-harvest losses and utilise different seasons for cultivation. The smart projector will not only assist in spreading agricultural messages, but will also be used to spread information on health, gender and human rights from other organisations.