Xenophobia: Ghana Rejects MTN’s Donation for Affected Ghanaians

Xenophobia: Ghana rejects MTN’s donation for affected Ghanaians

Ghana said it had already made adequate financial provision for the evacuation and reintegration of affected Ghanaian citizens. The post Xenophobia: Ghana rejects MTN’s donation for affected Ghanaians appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Ghana rejects MTN’s GH¢20m support for xenophobia victims

Ghana declines MTN Ghana’s GH¢20m donation for xenophobia victims, stating adequate government provisions for evacuation and reintegration. Read More: https://punchng.com/ghana-rejects-mtns-gh%c2%a220m-support-for-xenophobia-victims/

Ghana Rejects MTN’s $1.8m Donation For Victims Of Xenophobic Attacks — Says Evacuation, Reintegration Already Fully Funded

The Government of Ghana has declined a GHS20 million, about $1.8 million, donation from MTN Ghana intended to support Ghanaian citizens affected by recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa, saying adequate financial provisions have already been made for their evacuation and reintegration. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the decision on Wednesday, August 26, explaining that the administration of President John Mahama, working with loca…

Government declines MTN’s GH¢20 Million Donation for victims of South Africa Xenophobic attacks

The Government of Ghana has respectfully declined an offer by MTN Ghana to donate GH¢20 million to support Ghanaian victims of the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Ghana's government rejects MTN's GHS20 million donation for xenophobia attack victims

Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs declines MTN Ghana’s GHS20 million offer for xenophobic attack victims, citing sufficient government provisions for evacuees.

Xenophobia: Ghana Rejects MTN’s GH¢20m Support For Its Citizens Attacked In South Africa

By Emmanuel Nduka The Government of Ghana has rejected a GH¢20 million financial support package proposed by MTN Ghana for citizens affected by recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the decision was based on the government’s assessment that adequate funds had already been provided for the evacuation and reintegration of Ghanaians affected by the attacks. The ministry disclosed this in a stateme…