First Ghanaians set to be repatriated from South Africa amid anti-immigrant protests
According to the BBC, a first group of Ghanaian citizens is set to be repatriated from South Africa following anti-immigrant protests. Recent demonstrations have stoked fears of a possible resurgence in xenophobic violence.
According to the BBC, preparations are under way to repatriate a group of Ghanaian citizens from South Africa following anti-immigrant protests. It is reported as the first concrete step at a time of rising tension.
The report said recent demonstrations have stoked fears that xenophobic violence could resume. South Africa has previously seen waves of attacks targeting foreign nationals.
Ghanaian authorities are working to ensure their citizens return safely. All characterisations of events are attributed to BBC reporting, and the course of the tension will be tracked through official statements.
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