“We must promote the return of our cultural heritage that was stolen from us during the colonial period," Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to UNESCO, and the country’s Ambassador to France, Spain, Portugal, the Vatican, and UN Tourism, Dr Sekai Nzenza said.
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