A security analyst named Professor Kwesi Aning said Ghanaian tomato traders killed in Burkina Faso might still be alive.
He explained that Ghana has worked to repair relationships with nearby nations in the past year.
However, the deaths of these traders revealed serious problems in protecting citizens and ensuring safe travel.
Professor Aning mentioned that Ghana did not have clear and dependable travel advisories for its citizens.
He believes such advisories could have helped prevent the attack on the traders.
The analyst did not specify which authorities are responsible for issuing travel advisories.