The granddaughter of Nelson Mandela is demanding reparations be paid to Africa by the British government for its years of colonizing the continent.
Political activist Ndileka Mandela said in an interview with the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg that she supports the idea of reparations from the royal family because "that’s where healing begins."
"If there can be an acknowledgment of what was done to countries to colonize because we are still suffering a great deal from colonization, in as far as our culture as Black people is concerned," Mandela said.
She continued, "So there has got to be the first admission of the fact that, yes, we acknowledge that we displaced you as a people. Then we can talk of reparations."