Short documentary: In the life of 2 scrap metal men

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• Will 8 years ago

  This is Fresh!

  This is Fresh!

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• Nkwaseasem 8 years ago

  I love this, and admire the boys so much for what they do. Every job is important. Respect. I heard them speak Dagbani and I believe this was filmed in Tamale. I miss this city and will try to visit there the next time I visi ...
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  I love this, and admire the boys so much for what they do. Every job is important. Respect. I heard them speak Dagbani and I believe this was filmed in Tamale. I miss this city and will try to visit there the next time I visit Ghana.

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• Kwame 8 years ago

  Moving and hopeful amidst the dismal poverty. Here are young men who work hard, who form a community, and who understand the intricacies of business transactions. These young men would be successful traveling salesmen for any ...
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  Moving and hopeful amidst the dismal poverty. Here are young men who work hard, who form a community, and who understand the intricacies of business transactions. These young men would be successful traveling salesmen for any company. They are hard working and respectful of their agents. Here we witness the potentials of Ghana's human capital. This documentary is well put together. It gives voice to the young men and it represents their perspective.

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