President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to securing justice for Africans and people of African descent through reparations, as the African Union (AU) marks 2025 as the Year for Reparatory Justice.
In his Africa Day 2025 message posted on his facebook wall, Mr.Mahama—who serves as the AU’s champion for the cause—underscored his dedication to working with African leaders and stakeholders to advance meaningful progress.
The AU has declared 2025 as the year for justice for Africans and people of African descent through reparations.
“Let us work together to build a future where justice prevails, where the wounds of the past are healed and where the potential of every African and person of African descent is fully realized” he said.
He added “Let us move forward, unite in purpose, towards a just and equitable future for all Africans and people of African descent”.
Mr. Mahama’s leadership in this initiative aligns with growing international calls for tangible reparations and formal recognition of past wrongs. His message comes at a time when global discussions around reparatory justice are gaining significant momentum.
As Africa celebrates its unity and achievements on this important day, Mahama’s statement serves as a powerful reminder of the continent’s determination to pursue justice, healing, and economic empowerment for its people.
