Ghana’s rich history tells of unique artistic, economic, and spiritual cultures that predated outside involvement. However, the horrors of British colonization resulted in much of this history being destroyed or taken to and displayed in the museums of Imperial powers. The Cabinet Ministers of Ghana have been convened to address this issue, aspiring to address this socio-historical damage, once and for all. Securing the return of Ghanian artifacts to their origin where possible, and receiving compensation for the damage caused by colonization, are top priorities for this government and people. However, Ghana was not the only country to have its history stolen. Geopolitics and cultural histories clash as Ghana is faced with the choice to either advocate for themselves alone, or ally with other looted countries and bolster their bargaining power. Ministers, you not only have the potential to recapture your history, but write a new one for the world, with Africa and Ghana at its center.