The group of 300 Ghanaian citizens voluntarily chose to leave because they no longer feel safe.
By Reuters
News agency
Thomson Reuters
Ghanaian nationals queued at Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport early on Wednesday to board one of the first flights home after waves of anti-immigrant protests in South Africa heightened safety concerns.
The group of 300 people included women and children, in what authorities described as a voluntary repatriation process for Ghanaian citizens who say they no longer feel safe.
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Ghanaian nationals queued at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport early on Wednesday to board one of the first flights…
Ghanaian nationals queued at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport early on Wednesday to board one of the first flights…
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As anti-immigration protests escalate in South Africa, the first group of 300 Ghanaian nationals departs voluntarily from OR…
Around 800 people from Ghana have said they want to leave amid heightened anti-immigrant sentiment in South Africa.
The repatriation came following a wave of anti-immigration protests in recent weeks.
