The Central African nation remembers the end of a murderous campaign against ethnic Tutsis that killed hundreds of thousands of people.

91, 046 people were displaced nationwide by the June 29 floods

He makes the point that, given the rising attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, it does not make sense for Ghanaians to continue living in that country.

We need to take strong measures against such Africa. Ghana must defend itself

Quahsie says that the High Commission is seeking witness protection so he can testify safely.

Quashie said that the Ghanaian who was killed in South Africa in the ongoing xenophobic attacks was working with a Zimbabwean when the incident happened

To the extent that the South African authorities are not addressing the matter, Kpebu said, they remain complicit in the attacks.

He says that Ghana cannot pretend to be friends with a country that is killing its citizens.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that it received with profound shock and sadness reports of the fatal shooting of a Ghanaian national, Mr. Bashiru Isak, aged 40 years in Khayelitsha,

He wondered what kind of M&E the MPs do since the District Assemblies already do the same thing.

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