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Ernest Arhinful••266 words · 2 min read Drones and AI are being used to map Agbogbloshie's waste mountain as Ghana prepares for a major cleanup operation-but what challenges lie ahead?
Ghana's government is deploying advanced technology to address the massive waste accumulation at Agbogbloshie, a decades-old problem in Accra. This
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