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UK, South Africa Return Looted Artefacts to Ghana’s Ashanti King

The artefacts include royal regalia and ceremonial gold weights that symbolize governance and spirituality, returned amid global calls for colonial-era restitution.

  • Ghana's Asante king welcomed the return of 130 gold and bronze artefacts from the UK and South Africa, some looted during colonial times and others bought on the open market.
  • The items included royal regalia, drums and ceremonial gold weights dating back to the 1870s, revealing the cultural role of gold in Asante society.
  • The Asante king thanked AngloGold Ashanti for voluntarily returning artefacts legitimately acquired on open markets, reflecting "goodwill and respect for the source and legacy of the Asante kingdom".
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Le Temps broke the news in on Tuesday, November 11, 2025.
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