Loans to African countries should be cancelled, artifacts returned as part of repatriation for slave trade – Kojo Yankah

Voicefm Ghana March 27, 2026 1 minute read

Founder of the Pan African Heritage World Museum, Kojo Yankah, has said recognition, reparations, and debt cancellation are necessary to rebuild African nations’ strength and identity.

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