Ghana not ready to preserve returning artefacts as restitution debate gains momentum

Voicefm Ghana March 22, 2026 1 minute read

As global calls for the return of African artefacts grow, experts warn Ghana lacks the museum space, funding and infrastructure needed to properly preserve its cultural heritage.

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