When President Mahama took the Grenada Prime Minister into the Jubilee House garden to talk about slavery

When President Mahama took the Grenada Prime Minister into the Jubilee House garden to talk about slavery.

Sharing photos of their meeting in the garden at the presidency - Jubilee House, President Mahama wrote on social media: 

"Garden conversation with Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell of Grenada.

"At the UN General Assembly this year, I sent notice that Ghana intends to file a motion at the United Nations next year to declare slavery as one of the greatest crimes against humanity. As the African Union Champion for Reparations, I see this cause not as a plea for charity, but as a demand for justice and restoration."

"Mr Prime Minister, I know I can count on your support and the support of our colleagues in the Caribbean and the African Union to support this motion."

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell was in Ghana for a two-day visit.

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