Name: 179922768 / News Footage / Dec 27, 2017
Uploaded: 2017-12-27
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Description: Turning e-waste into art at Ghana's toxic dump Ghana is said to have the largest informal recycling industry in Africa and imports some 40,000 tonnes of e-waste annually. Joseph Awuah-Darko and his university friends have been turning waste from the sprawling Agbogbloshie dumping ground in Ghana's capital, Accra, into high-end furniture made by the people working on the dump.

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Turning e-waste into art at Ghana's toxic dump Ghana is said to have the largest informal recycling industry in Africa and imports some 40,000 tonnes of e-waste annually. Joseph Awuah-Darko and his university friends have been turning waste from the sprawling Agbogbloshie dumping ground in Ghana's capital, Accra, into high-end furniture made by the people working on the dump.

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