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South Africa sees rapid exit of other Africans from their country as threat of violence lingers

According to the Border Management Authority (BMA) in South Africa, in the last couple of days, over 600 Ghanaians have exited the Southern African country

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South Africa sees rapid exit of other Africans from their country as threat of violence lingers

According to the Border Management Authority (BMA) in South Africa, in the last couple of days, over 600 Ghanaians have exited the Southern African country

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South Africa sees rapid exit of other Africans from their country as threat of violence lingers

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South Africa sees rapid exit of other Africans from their country as threat of violence lingers

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South Africa denounces ‘spectacles’ of Ghana repatriations

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South Africa denounces ‘spectacles’ of Ghana repatriations

Hundreds of Ghanaian nationals repatriated as South Africa ramps up migration enforcement

South Africa sees rapid exit of other Africans from their country as threat of violence lingers