Ghanaian Government to Repatriate Citizen After Xenophobic Attack in South Africa

The government of Ghana has committed to covering all expenses for the repatriation of Emmanuel Asamoah, one of its citizens subjected to a xenophobic attack in South Africa.

A widely circulated video this past week depicted a group of South Africans confronting Emmanuel, accusing him of residing in the country unlawfully and colluding with corrupt police officers to obtain a permit.

In the video, a woman's voice is heard expressing frustration, stating, "We don't want Africans here anymore. We're tired of seeing African migrants moving all over the world, refusing to fix their own countries. We're making it clear: we don't want you here. You know you're visitors, yet you've decided to integrate into our communities. Can we come to Ghana and do what you're doing?"

Following the incident, Emmanuel appealed to his fellow Ghanaians, urging them through a television appearance to return to Ghana and contribute to the nation's development.

Ghana's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Ablakwa, confirmed in a television interview that Emmanuel has been located and arrangements are being made for his immediate and cost-free return to Ghana.

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