South Africa has returned Zimbabwe’s sacred Chapungu soapstone bird and ancestral human remains taken during colonial rule more than a century ago. Handed over in Cape Town, the return restores a national symbol carved at Great Zimbabwe and helps families and communities reconnect with heritage long denied.
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Südafrika gibt heiligen Simbabwe-Vogel nach 140 Jahren zurück

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Südafrika hat Simbabwe den heiligen Chapungu aus Speckstein und menschliche Ahnenreste zurückgegeben, die vor mehr als einem Jahrhundert in der Kolonialzeit entwendet wurden. Die Übergabe in Kapstadt bringt ein Nationalsymbol aus Great Zimbabwe heim und stellt Würde und Verbindung wieder her.

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