Kenneth Ashigbey, who leads the Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey, has called for action regarding xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
He believes President John Dramani Mahama should discuss the issue with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The attacks are targeting African migrants living in South Africa.
Ashigbey's statement highlights concerns over the safety of African migrants.
The convenor of the Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey urged the Ghanaian president to engage directly with President Ramaphosa.
This diplomatic approach aims to address the resurgence of xenophobic violence.