The work on reparative justice is occurring in classrooms, in the community, in public squares, across the oceans, following the archives, forging collaborations, facilitating return to Africa, and providing a global research and education base for reparations work. The Centre for African and International Studies, at the University of Cape Coast, is working from Ghana to realise the principles of the Durban Conference and the gains in the reparative struggles in Ghana and other parts of Global Africa.

Address on May 23, 2026, delivered at the African Liberation Day celebration in Cape Coast, Ghana, themed Global Africa, Reparative Justice and International Law, and organized by the Global Pan African Movement and the Centre for African and International Studies, in association with the Central Region African Ascendants Association of Ghana, The Real Ghana Foundation, and PANAFEST Foundation.