Jim Chuchu

In this engaging discussion, Jim Chuchu, a Kenyan filmmaker dedicated to recovering cultural heritage, delves into the troubling history of African artifacts housed in Western museums. He highlights the urgent need for repatriation, emphasizing the links between these objects and African identity. Chuchu shares his mission to restore Kenya's heritage and underscores the ethical responsibilities of museums in acknowledging their colonial past. This conversation serves as a rallying call for a reevaluation of ownership and the significance of these artefacts for African communities.