A quick link to recycled Bolga basket production video and the work in Ghana by G-lish Foundation. G-lish Foundation is a registered NGO in Ghana that develops income generating projects using recycled materials in impoverished rural communities. We retail our … Continue reading
Congratulations to Joanna Orr from the UK, our first winner of the monthly competition for subscribers to G-lish. We’ve been in contact with Joanna who is excited to be a winner–the first one at that. A Bolga basket will be … Continue reading
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It’s really not difficult to make small changes that will significantly impact our ability to fight global warming so that we can each do our best to help stay below critical levels. We will demonstrate how we make this reality. We’ll explain how you can help. And you can win Gorgeous Gifts too! Continue reading
A selection of photos of the recent recycled Bolga baskets from Bolgatanga in Ghana at Trashy Bags in Accra. Continue reading
Bolga Baskets: Each basket uses 170 pure water plastic bags on average, and about 1.7 yards of recycled cloth, that would otherwise be burnt along with the plastic. Continue reading
If you would rather enjoy your plastic on the outside, then take a twenty minute trip to Trashy Bags in Accra where plastic is recycled into brilliant, handmade bags and purses. Continue reading
A stroll along any road in virtually any city or village in Ghana invites ugly scenes: plastic rubbish virtually everywhere. It’s one of the major complaints tourists have about traveling in Ghana. Continue reading
Plastic bags are to the Ghana landscape what fallen leaves are to Autumn landscapes in cooler parts of the world. Unfortunately, this is not a seasonal phenomenon; it’s a 365 day a year phenomenon. Continue reading
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