The Convenor of the Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey, Kenneth Ashigbey, has asked the African Union to meet and condemn attacks on Ghanaians in South Africa. He described the situation as deeply troubling.
Mr. Ashigbey stated that the African Union must address these xenophobic incidents promptly. He feels this is important for the safety and dignity of Ghanaians on the continent.
These attacks are seen as a serious concern for African unity and cooperation. Mr. Ashigbey believes the AU has a key role in preventing such violence.
Ghanaian citizens living in South Africa have reportedly faced discrimination and violence. Details of the specific incidents were not provided.
The call by Mr. Ashigbey highlights growing worries about the safety of Africans in different countries across the continent.
He urged the AU to take a strong stance against all forms of xenophobia.