Kalahari Greentech Inc. announced its plans to build solar power energy plants in West Africa, a region in dire need of clean, reliable energy sources. The company will partner with a series of local enterprises to deliver solar energy throughout the region, where the demand for modern energy sources is extremely high. Many areas in West Africa suffer from constant blackouts, and when energy fails, it interferes with businesses and essential services such as schools and hospitals, often costing thousands of dollars in business and sometimes costing lives when there is a blackout. Access to modern energy sources can alleviate poverty and in some cases save lives in Africa, and therefore the political climate for solar energy projects is favourable, encouraging investment to the region. There are a number of government-sponsored initiatives under way that are training local engineers and technicians to design, install, operate and maintain solar energy systems, and just last month the member states of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) announced that they will be establishing a regional centre for renewable energy. Furthermore, the global solar energy market is extremely favourable. A recent Specialists in Business Information report estimated that the solar energy market will achieve triple-digit growth to nearly $12 billion by 2012. The growing revenues are fuelled by increased technological advances, increasing private-sector investment, and growing government support.

Kalahari Greentech Inc. announced it has signed a corporation agreement with Dr. Ravi's Vaau Energy Private Limited. The Kalahari-Vaau Energy corporation agreement covers corporation in the areas of fund raising, project management and strategy.

Effective December 09, 2008, NextGen Bioscience Inc. will change its name to Kalahari Greentech Inc.