beach is one of the most polluted beaches in accra when fisherman patrick loco throws out his fishing nets after a big down pole it's not fish he holds in but all kinds of plastic report and. sometimes the trash pushes the net into the rocks and past the end of the net you can't go out there to free it because to report so you need to find money to make a new one that it's really tough. they also known african gypsy has come to see patrick he was born into a mania and grew up in gonna assume musician and artist he addresses the problems gonna fesses with trucks like refuse. reuse recycle. refuse reuse recycle. try to hide your parasitical this is what our board is that we're not taking care of rescuing the life. and what has happened because there's no fish no frogs no i doubt creatures in that water the only thing tribe and what are now are mostly to be mostly for love. and sudan environment is becoming more dangerous for us to live in . and if we're coming i'm reaching out to the countries where the 2 musicians are attending a street academy event at a privately run school for kids

garner just west of the capital accra it was originally established by the un as a camp for refugees for the most part those fleeing civil war in liberia. alphonso davies parents were among them and this is where their house once stood when their 1st child alfonso was born in the 1st year of the new millennium. life it was tough a constant struggle to make ends meet with opportunities to better yourself few and far between. you know from stories i've heard from my parents there was no was an easy being a refugee term that was not easy being anywhere around the world is not so easy being a refugee camp but i don't really have much memory was about my time in burma. this day war script and war ok you have to be. all right for out good luck to you going to come back. to work desk. a kickabout simply to hear alfonso davies is an inspiring example to others chasing the football dream. i wish that you know i will see you and the group would go if you work anywhere you know in my division were always give me a game. welcome monitoring. before because. this is where it all began and alphonso

and come straight back it up because this time to west africa on specifically to get my own capital accra that's right sondra with their creation artists can have great influence they have the parts suppliers and fascinates us and also to make us think. is a good man painter whose works draw our attention that destruction of our oceans it could offer got paid him a visit to find out. in his to do you. doubt about 2 things he laughs deeply fish on the ocean he's nickname which for. mr fish much or for swick he picks to see creatures struggle with pollutants dumped into the ocean. no specific thing when he 1st started painting by 20 years ago but having grown up in a fishing community his consent from irene life drew with environmental issues becoming more and more pressing i've been painting from the shot i haven't seen some clean for some years back and seeing the political aspect of it it is going to affect and even kind of fishes we have in the oceans so few years to come if we are able to do about do anything about it in this way. in. the paintings illustrates the puti of the contrasti

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list of these chronic illnesses that put you know lots of people unfortunately terrible risk from accra and if you test positive are you still contagious when it's over. that's a great question actually or my kids actually just became infected with corona it's a question we've asked you know it's roughly 4.7 days after you've been infected but you start to have symptoms and then the c.d.c. i think today was saying there might be 10 days or so later you may no longer be infectious you probably still have antibodies for a long time out and it's been a source of great debate you know that people are continuing to sort of trail the virus on for days but it looks like that 10 days after become symptomatic but remember that at least 45 percent of people don't have any symptoms at all in fact what's interesting is in boston the homeless population they found that they did all the right screening you know they looked at them in terms of making certain they took their temperature and they asked all the right questions but they missed a large number of people that had the virus because there are

huge reverse migration where there is at the track and we were able to keep body and soul together in accra so and then the issue of the testing and get into the environment to make sure the people felt safe and well it came at a stream cost by one for our you know we know we are competent to plan the economy back to life but we are not able to bring people back to life and so let's do all that we can so i think if you look at africa we have done the most test and then incidence rate reasonably low. but it's a stretch to treasury and therefore remark in and out to work of our finances it's orders required for the world but i can stay. that truly we need to move the continent from the economics of our commodity resource into a certain kind of mutuality that's really only we have enough resources to go around and whether we can find the type of leadership at this time to do our image around the between whom there is a mutual ality between currently those who have the resource for example at the o.e.c.d. countries or been able to print money and spent 111 trillion dollars to be able to have th