Ghana President Pushes for AU Debate On S/Africa Anti-Migrant Unrest
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As xenophobic attacks continue in South Africa, the President of Ghana on Thursday again called on the African Union to discuss the violence at the organization's next summit scheduled for February 2027. More than 160,000 foreigners have left the country in the last two months.
Ghanaian President John Mahama said on Thursday that he had once again called on the African Union (AU) to include in its agenda discussions on the "multiplication of xenophobic attacks" against foreign nationals in South Africa. At the same time, two Ghanaians brought the matter before the International Criminal Court to investigate these "trophic attacks [...] Article Ghanaian President calls on the African Union to address xenophobic violence…
Sanction South Africa over Xenophobia
A travel advisor and network engineer, Nana Kofi Baffour, has called on the African Union (AU) to impose sanctions on South Africa over what he described as persistent xenophobic attacks against other African nationals. He argued that until the AU applied proportionate sanctions, the attacks and lawlessness targeting migrants living and working in South Africa would continue. Speaking in an interview with The Ghanaian Times on Tuesday, Nana Baff…
AU takes up SA xenophobia issue
from RUSSELL ADADEVOH in Accra & SAVIOUS KWINIKA in Johannesburg Ghana Bureau ACCRA, (CAJ News) – GHANAIAN President John Dramani Mahama and his Nigerian counterpart, Bola Tinubu, have successfully pressed for the African Union (AU) to formally consider South Africa’s ongoing xenophobic violence at its next summit, amid mounting concern over attacks on foreign nationals. […] The post AU takes up SA xenophobia issue first appeared on CAJ News Afr…
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