Slum Stories: Ghana - Uncertain times for successful entrepreneurs

People living in slums often have a negative image. They are sometimes seen as criminals, for example. But is this negative image correct? According to the residents of the Old Fadama slum in Accra, the capital of Ghana, it's a misconception. The people living in Old Fadama try to earn a living. There are a couple of successful entrepreneurs in the slum, for example a pharmacist, a hairdresser and someone who runs a public bath.
This video is part of the Amnesty International www.SlumStories.org project. An online videochannel about the life in slums in different parts of the world.
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know matter how poor is Ghana is Ghanaians can work they butts off nmh!

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Very true. Hardworkers. Don't steal or beg

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blacksultan85 no one seems interested! Three years no comments

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Is this man counting himself amongst the privileged? Yet he refers to some as less privileged.

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Another hope less ness part of the world. Future ignores.

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