REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE
Africa’s waste crisis is growing
This Earth Day,
we're taking a stand,
one stitch at a time
The world’s largest handbag is being built in Ghana. But it’s not just about records—it’s about reclaiming our future from waste. Made entirely of discarded textile waste , this project is a symbol of African resilience, creativity, and purpose.
See the Problem.
Watch the Solution Begin
● The Waste Crisis
● Eyie Ntoma - Upcycling Workshop
Trash of Fame was born from founder Emmanuel “DoTT” Kunfaa's firsthand survival of a waste explosion, revealing the urgent reality of systemic pollution.
Blending that experience with insights from the global fashion and secondhand economy, it transforms waste into powerful art that challenges how we see consumption and value. It calls for collective responsibility and action toward sustainable solutions, from mindful production to reusing, recycling, and biodegradable innovation.
Blending that experience with insights from the global fashion and secondhand economy, it transforms waste into powerful art that challenges how we see consumption and value. It calls for collective responsibility and action toward sustainable solutions, from mindful production to reusing, recycling, and biodegradable innovation.
MISSION
To transform awareness into action by using art to challenge perceptions of waste, inspire responsible consumption, and promote sustainable solutions across systems of production and disposal.
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Your moment to act is now
Your moment to act
is now
The waste crisis won't wait. Neither should you. Step into this movement and help reshape Africa's future.