Ramaphosa's visit to Ghana was postponed, while Ghana and Nigeria condemned anti-immigrant violence in South Africa.
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Updated Jul 19
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What happened
Ramaphosa's visit to Ghana was postponed, while Ghana and Nigeria condemned anti-immigrant violence in South Africa.
Who's involved
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Part of
Tensions are causing migrants from Ghana, Mozambique, and Nigeria to leave South Africa, where violence against foreign nationals is reported in Johannesburg. Malawians are also seeking repatriation.Also in this story
- Ghanaian national Emmanuel Akuoko faced xenophobia and administrative failures during his stay in South Africa.
- Returnees from South Africa due to xenophobic attacks received a comprehensive welfare package.
- Mozambique and Ghana report deaths of their nationals in South Africa amid rising xenophobic tensions.
- Civil unrest is occurring in major South African economic hubs, leading to the movement of deportees into Mozambique.
The entities involved
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Ghana
country in West Africa
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
Related events
- President Ramaphosa is addressing immigration laws in South Africa.
- In Cape Town, Cyril Ramaphosa addressed economic challenges in South Africa and committed to a peaceful Middle East solution during an event hosted by a Chief Rabbi.
- Ramaphosa hosted a summit in Durban where the Zulu King criticized SADC and a Nigerian official visited.
- Amidst a major government reshuffle in South Africa, President Ramaphosa is dealing with ministerial appointments and internal disciplinary issues.
- Ramaphosa attended the BRICS Summit in India and highlighted issues affecting the African continent.