Ghana President Calls for AU Debate on South Africa Xenophobia
Ghana's president has requested an African Union debate regarding the escalating xenophobic attacks against migrants in South Africa. This move aims to address the ongoing anti-migrant unrest in the country.
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Ghana’s president asks for AU debate on South Africa’s ‘escalating xenophobic attacks’
Ghanaian President John Mahama on Thursday called for an African Union (AU) debate to "formally address the escalating xenophobic attacks" on foreign nationals in South Africa. More than 160,000 foreign nationals have left South Africa and several have died over the past two months amid rising hostility against undocumented migrants.
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Ghana's President John Mahama Thursday doubled down on his call for the African Union to address recent waves of anti-immigrant violence in South Africa, which he said was "escalating". The post Ghana president pushes for AU debate on S/Africa anti-migrant unrest appeared first on Vanguard News.
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