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It's Better To Be In Jail In America, Than Free In Ghana: This Is Why So Many Africans Leave Gh
It's Better To Be In Jail In America, Than Free In Ghana: This Is Why So Many Africans Leave Gh Sudan Ndugu 72 Views • 4 years ago

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Timestamps:

00:00-Intro
01:25-Ghana is a mess
07:40-Africans outperforming Americans
10:30-No jobs
16:20-Average salaries
17:40-Sexuality in Ghana
20:45-Bad governing policies
24:00-Dream life in Ghana

Ghana: fast fashion's dumping ground | Unreported World
Ghana: fast fashion's dumping ground | Unreported World Kwabena Ofori Osei 72 Views • 4 years ago

Unreported World is in Ghana which is suffering an environmental disaster caused by the fast fashion items we give away. Reporter Ashionye Ogene travels to the bustling market of Kantamanto in the capital city Accra to meet the traders struggling to sell the disposable clothes we no longer want.

Kantamanto was once home to textile traders making a good living from so-called ‘Dead White Man’s Clothes’, items donated from the West believed to be so good that only dead people would part with them. But the arrival of fast fashion is changing that. In 2019 around 63 million kilograms of clothes were imported into Ghana from the UK, much of it cheap and damaged fast fashion donated by us.

But campaigners are deeply concerned about the impact of plastics found in much of our fast fashion. On the beaches of Accra, Ogene discovers a waterfall of mangled clothing flowing from the city’s sewers straight into the ocean. We meet scientists who believe that well known brands now embedded in the sand shed microfibres into the water. Their research has found clothing related plastics in seafood along the west coast of Africa.

While creative solutions are being found, we meet the government minister tasked with finding a balance between banning imports to safeguard the environment, and protecting the livelihoods of thousands of traders.
Producer/Director: Toby Bakare
Series Producer: Andy Lee
Executive Producer: Ed Fraser
Production Company: Channel 4 News

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Dr. Oba T'Shaka: The Key That Unlocks The Door To Just Societies
Dr. Oba T'Shaka: The Key That Unlocks The Door To Just Societies Ambakisye-Okang Dukuzumurenyi 72 Views • 5 years ago

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The Prior Shows on Dr. Martin Luther King and Malcolm X showed that both concluded that America needs to be restructured from unjust to just. This show will examine the main causes of poverty and inequality, with an emphasis on "The Key That Unlocks the Door to Just Societies," arising from God's beautiful light. This key is good for today and tomorrow, and it is the basis for balance, love and prosperity in our lives.

The Anu, Authors of the Religious (Spirit) Origin of Kemetic (Egyptian) Civilization
The Anu, Authors of the Religious (Spirit) Origin of Kemetic (Egyptian) Civilization Ambakisye-Okang Dukuzumurenyi 72 Views • 5 years ago

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Part III of the Twa Series. This Show will examine the culture or way of life of the ancient Kemites, showing how the Twa, the Masters of Supernatural Powers, created a civilization that was Religious or Spirit-Based, where Black Women were the source of mainly male Pharaonic Political Power, and Black Women were the wielders of economic power. There is much we can learn from the world's first Civilizational Model for rebuilding Black families, communities, and nations today.

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