Hundreds of Liberians search for their roots in Barbados

Posted On: May 8, 2024
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250 Liberians will spend the rest of the week on a quest to discover their ancestral roots and their Barbadian heritage.

The group forms part of the Sankofa Pilgrimage conceived by Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley some two years ago.

Rachelle Agard joined them in St. Joseph today and filed this report.

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