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Archbishop of Canterbury committed to £100m slavery fund while on Cape Coast Castle tour

The Archbishop of Canterbury has renewed her commitment to a controversial £100m fund over the Church of England's role in the transatlantic slave trade.
The archbishop said she was 'deeply moved' by what she saw on her to Ghana This is Dame Sarah's first pastoral to Africa since being installed as head of the Church of England at a ceremony in Canterbury Cathedral in March.
And those who are either revisionists or who are obstructionists within the Church of England are going to start thinking twice," he said "The Christian religion which they brought to Ghana and Africa teaches us that without admission of sins, there can be no salvation.
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