Turning trash into art at Ghana's toxic dump
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Accra
JOSEPH Awuah-Darko sits on a stool at one of the world's largest electronic waste dumps, watching polystyrene and insulation cables burn on the blackened ground.
"It's survival and dystopia," said the British-born Ghanaian, surveying the stretch of wasteland around him as dense plumes of acrid smoke rise into the air.
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