The South African government has fired back at Ghana, accusing the Ghanaian government of spreading false information by linking the fatal shooting of a Ghanaian national to the anti-immigrant demonstrations. SaharaReporters earlier reported that the Ghanaian government petitioned the African Union (AU) over the killing of one of its citizens, a 40-year-old fashion designer, Mr. Bashiru Isak, who was allegedly shot dead during anti-immigrant violence in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, South Africa.

The South African government has fired back at Ghana, accusing the Ghanaian government of spreading false information by linking the fatal shooting of a Ghanaian national to the…

Ghana's government has condemned the killing of a national allegedly shot during anti-immigration protests in Cape Town, calling for justice and enhanced protections for foreign…

Ghana has condemned the fatal shooting of one of its nationals during anti-immigrant protests in South Africa and demanded the arrest and prosecution of those responsible.

SA government has rejected Ghana's claims of xenophobia following the death of a Ghanaian national, asserting that the incident was linked to a criminal attack rather than…

Ghana and South Africa were Thursday embroiled in fresh diplomatic spat following the killing of a migrant, a death Pretoria said was not linked to the anti-immigrant protests.

Ghana and South Africa are embroiled in a diplomatic row following the death of a Ghanaian migrant. Pretoria denies the death is linked to anti-immigrant p

A diplomatic row is brewing between Ghana and South Africa over the death of a Ghanaian national in Cape Town.

The two countries are embroiled in a diplomatic dispute following the death of a Ghanaian national in South Africa this week. It comes amid rising tensions in South Africa over…

South Africa has rejected Ghana's assertions regarding the shooting of a national during anti-immigration protests, insisting the victim was shot in a separate criminal incident.

South Africa insists Ghanaian’s killing was not linked to migration protests