suspended as a thing, as legal guardian, the temporary move comes at the end of a long campaign, waged by the singer and her fans. she says a 13 year negro arrangement has controlled her personal and financial life, telling a court she's been medication against her will. and denied the right to have children, jamie spears and file to end the conservatorship. a temporary legal guardian will be appointed. and monday, you can catch up on old news on our website address that is andrea dot com. and you can watch us live by clicking on the orange live icon. ah, one of the top stories on here is president has named a geologist with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. national dens appointment comes one day after fortune is in political parties. formed a coalition to oppose president chi siad. he'd been accused of carrying out

a crew after suspending parliament. and announcing he ruled by decree. opposition politicians warned a call for protests unless, sorry, had reversed moves. to seize power, he's now split into form of government as quickly as possible. the i would, mara, a few daddy people with us. this is a historical moment where we see, for the 1st time ever a lady who is a prime minister in our country. we will be taking care of our responsibilities in such a moment. it's an honor for us and fortune is in women. see you as our prime minister . women can be successful leaders just as men can and have a clear vision exactly like man. i hope with the blessings of god that you can within the next coming days, nominate the proper names for your cabinet. we've lost a lot of time and we need to act quickly with full harmony between members. if your cabinet work hard to fight corruption with us military and chiefs in the crisis in

if you appears to grow region is a stain on our conscience. walk in perhaps recently visited the area and says people that are starving to death. conflict between regional forces and federal troops broke out into the november last year. and the de facto blockade has restricted deliveries of much needed aid ever since prison officials in ecuador say the death toll from tuesday's rod at jail, enjoy a keel as ringed. more than a 100. after more bodies were found, another $52.00 people were injured in the rod, which lasted for 5 hours before police and the military regained control. at least 5 of the bodies had been beheaded, solver flowing from the volcanoes, spanish island of palmer, as now the atlantic ocean, sending up plumes of steam and the stretch of toxic gases, with already se remains fine to breathe. but that will be closely monitored. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and thousands of people evacuated. your stay

with us are now does. there are people in power is up next for us. there is no channel that covers world views like we do. and the roaming correspondent, i am constantly on the go covering topics from politics to environmental issues, to scale of the campus. like nothing you've ever seen access to health care as well . we want to know, how did these things affect people we revisit places day, even when there are no international headlines. also there are really invest in that and that the privilege, as a journalist. mm . recycling used clothing and tacitly helps reduce the carbon emissions from the global session business. but what happens to the 2nd hand governments donated to charity shops in the developed world. summer we sold in the west, many of them end up being gone, where they support

a major industry, employing thousands people. but they are also creating a toxic environmental problem. ah the me on the coast of west africa, the ships arrive, day after day, with an unrelenting cargo in ghana, they call them a brawny while the closing date was made and went whipping was shot into groups night blew. so this one's going like in the

charity shop, tossed off from the western world, that sweat to rubbish. lucky to menial arrive wearable condition. while the trade in use closed has created thousands of jobs. it's also turning parts is gonna into a toxic landfill. the world unwanted fashion ends its journey. hughes and it's creating an environmental catastrophe. suitable proportion. who's the oh, you know, the working di begins long before doing

the body of gun ions make the daily migration into the theme to is it's west african capital from old pharma. across the biggest slum i should, peterson, and her 18 month old son, teresa joined the throng. working in the 2nd hand clothes tried the mining that was the last. ah,

sorry simone stop his date early to. he's a successful importer of use clothing hours, follow my product class. we are doing in the business and what you're making my run not possible. so he had mentioned to me, why am i always think i want to see you made me who i am today. new files arrive and i'm sorry, checking on the order. and the number for live is lots of these files are being dispatched to almost every pool of across the commercial heart. the schooling can't demand to market. the bustling labyrinth will almost everything.

the markets. one of the biggest in west africa, if not the world, and there are a central hub. the 2nd hand clothing from here, they get shipped all over africa. for the past 2 decades, the re style of western cast off has boom t. it's created tens of thousands of jobs. the, all these men and women retailers, eager to see the best clothes from a prize you buy on the 0 frames this morning is lost sight

for the next few moments, the rule. so arch competitors. if they don't grab the based clothes, they don't make money. the money the me i sure is on her way to collect a pile of clothes from a sorry, the importer, and then i will follow the show for white to call. so we get, we did buckle is why she's a car young who have not yet to send me. it is you have the money. donna's

time women. i usually displaced from the villages in the north of the country by conflict or unemployment. i was the, even in a crow officer is lucky to win $5.00 a day for the bible, clothing she's carrying wise more than 50 kilograms. it's tough and dangerous word . federal. how do i know i'm a former so i don't know you said the the

trade in use clothing is also risky for employees. they pay up front as much as $95000.00 for a container. will no guarantee if the clothes inside it are really good. yeah, now it's not it's not easy. sometimes if you don't have money to do business, the business is not easy for you. sometimes you go and buy more something and then your costs, you will not get what you want. then you release your money, sorry, imports as many as 3000000 items of used clothing every year. most of it from the united kingdom. when he finds western exporters with good quality clothes prophets there for the taking. so if you know inside that these

moves is fine, i want you, i want to bite, then you get your profit. if you don't know that these boost is nice, you don't want any 10 dilution one. sorry, also sales to other retailers in canton into a market west in cost off a so cheap local text, all my kids can't compete. since the 1980, their output has fallen by as much as 75 percent. hold the every evening with the markets customers heading home a clean up operation begins the alleys. salable, closing a swept up and bundled into sacks,

ready for tomorrow's collection. ah. the next morning she volume wife is staggering. the me before even been driven away by another load of used clothing appears and he's put up to the solar enjoy is the city's wife's manager. this plays the 7 as a dumping ground for tech star. we in the name of the can clothing

the close to 40 percent of whatever the shipment come in on a daily basis and have to be complete the job of no value every day this truck was flowing to the ah, the roughly 6000000 dominates every week that late can't demand market as whites and a huge proportion of all that clothing is trucks, 2 hours north of a crop and ends up being dumped to landfill. the depression from the

youth, clothing industry is relentless. the city of a cry now has to find somewhere to dispose of more than $100.00. 60 tons of textile weiss, every single day. the christiane, a mango is a rich tyler who sell personal outside the city. and i wondered if i would be on the on

my mind that that's on the him to mail existence for the single mother of 3 who travels for hours between can demand 2 monitors and outline villages. ah, she says she still into the trade off to her brother used juju. sorcery to full set off the family farm. ah, i mean to not call me and let me be that way. appreciate you see me quite catch me. on monday it grew say we need one today is, i mean one told me almost. i mean seek rudeness. i

shall bank i . she goes from village to village filling her clothes. the 2 dollar dresses, something of a luxury on his arrival is a highlight where my mother sold to me. will you be when you need money? now? will you be juice it is out of it on a 4th mark,

but it's a precarious enterprise because many of her customers insist on being granted credit. um anyway, this address to me i'm, i know you knew go i oh daddy me mean, but i live now, you may or may not be good on it and i will find them on my bed. so i'm impressed with christiana works hard to care for her family, but it's becoming harder because the bales of clothing being imported into gonna arising in worse and worse condition will be a funnel with a lot the

the monsoon season in ghana. and when these, these rains come, the unwanted clothing washes into the city's open sewage and its waterline. the, you know, yeah, and the properties. so we are very high precipitation. that one of really well, so heavy downfall of rain will get on the phone call. it said with, into the starting rates, which are not covered a new week, and then it gets into the origin. it means all these layers of techs that without stockpiling or sheen bed. and that is working with choke life in that like back into the ground. so when we clean up here you can dig like 15 deep and

still fine tangles. at least ricky has spent the past decade documenting the impact of clothing weiss on dana. it also becomes really dangerous for people when they're swimming because they're like rolling back and forth and it'll hit them and then also hit the procurement and wrapped around their motor to textiles, which washed back on shore, become so tangled in the sand. they're almost impossible to dig out tangled grass. they call them time because this is all tangled up very hard for years even when they 1st walk up there very long. you know, they give me a seat with the sometimes 3 b, y these changes have their origins a can demand to market. ah,

the manual. yeah. hello. hey, wow. nice to me. yeah, i thank you. you my, you, a job is another important that we went to take this, been this one. yeah, we want to see what it is to live in some a decade. yeah. and we're in with, in was shot into okay. and so like open the biles who have no idea whether they can obtain trash or treasure, right? so this one's going to quality. okay, here we go. where does what is that going to be?

rubbish. yeah, rubbish. and this one to one second. can you come with this one is going to look it's sort of it's sort of signed, you know go it's not good to know emmanuel and his colleagues to spear at the growing number of low quality clothes arriving in ghana. what do you think of this one? it is different from here, so it's sweat. sure. not which is senior this lucky. so if you play to a medical and think africa, yes we, we are known, let's get a woman being sorted to say that use this because it would be given to i even if someone didn't knock your door, i want you know,

to just given picking something from your desk and give to the person. so in this case it's like we are doing this to our coast, emmanuel $92.00 for our to this was i was you can so okay. after choosing the whole bio, you can see he's going to make significant loss today. 45677 pieces in a bit. and how many altogether and about this one, the 1982. and if the he's in there been and you'll find some read about. so at the end of today, where would you put that way? i would throw them away. in the problem is there is no room anywhere from left to throws

this massive carefully engineered landfill was meant to be the solution to accuracy . weiss crisis should have provided enough capacity for 15 years. but once a starter, excepting clothing weiss from can demand time market is filled to overflowing within just 5 in now the cities only alternative is a growing network, informal unregulated dumps. so a lot of the ways brought here by information collectors who pick it up at the end of the day like this one on the age of old fatima the cities biggest, mom doesn't want to have anything wrong with him at all. synthetic

textiles can take hundreds of years to decompose this mountain of waste. my cast, it's faded shadow over these neighborhoods for generations to come with me. i think unfortunately, what happened is that the way they are blamed for the way the people of all pharma are not responsible for this problem. but they are forced to live with it, then this waste and in places like this where it's used for their disenfranchised people, were already living in poverty, to blame them for late that they did not create. ah, won't all consumers be some responsibility for this waste crosses? leaves ricketts lies much of the blame at the door of the world's big fashioned houses. really, it's brand brands that are over producing waste is

a part of the business model of fashion. a lot of brands are produced by up to 40 percent. so when did they stop doing this? at least 3 weeks ago. much of the unwanted clothing is simply burned. oh, it's not unusual across the sky to blacken with smoke. for days at a time. in awe in the it's the many who lives in old pharma, including interest to the flow. second hand clothing into dana has been

a lifeline fashion as the other problems which is simply pressing why she lives in this small, windowless room with 4 other women and all the worldly belong to. ready learning yet so perhaps it's for the waste in steed to think more carefully about the quality of what we done eyes. i'm not sure they've been con shows do ok, where is the final destination of that?

then the discarding by the come here like you've come and see the practicality, then there will no doubt no. but that take care of this in, within our country and not to ship that problem to people's, ah, the hospitals and clinics across asia battle code, 19 mountains and medical ways piling up the one on 18th, investigate dangerous pandemic. for one al jazeera people are much more than 2 times the communities they live in, no matter how much it's a presentation as much as anyone else's going to like the main. it's one of the

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