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Mahama calls for formal apology and international reparations dialogue

Ghana’s president wants a structured discussion addressing the legacy of transatlantic slavery.

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Mahama calls for formal apology and international reparations dialogue
President John Dramani Mahama, in the photograph accompanying Graphic Online’s report. · Photo: Graphic Online

Graphic Online reports that a presidency statement called for dialogue involving African and Caribbean institutions, the diaspora and former slave-trading states. The proposals include a formal apology, cultural restitution and investment partnerships. This summary focuses on Ghana’s stated position rather than treating every detail of the reported UK response as independently established.

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This report is a summary prepared by Sky ABC Radio. Information may develop after publication.

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