Dame Sarah Mullally, during her visit to Cape Coast Castle in Ghana, reiterated her support for the Church of England's £100 million fund aimed at addressing its historical involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. The visit prompted reflections on the church's past and its role in the injustices of slavery.
Watch for how the Church of England navigates growing scrutiny over its £100m fund, especially as Ghana leads calls for reparations. The Archbishop's visit may influence ongoing debates about accountability and historical justice within religious institutions.