Ghanaian authorities are pursuing justice for four citizens who died in South Africa. The government stated it will use diplomatic and legal means to achieve this.
The four Ghanaians who lost their lives were Bashiru Issahaq, Kwadwo Antwi, Amoonu Jailor Nash, and Ebenezer Ayi Tawiah. Their deaths occurred amid recent xenophobic attacks and other related circumstances in South Africa.
A government spokesperson confirmed the ongoing efforts at a media briefing held in Accra. The statement emphasized the commitment to holding those responsible accountable.
The government is exploring all available avenues to ensure that the families of the deceased receive justice. This includes engaging with South African authorities and international bodies.
The specific circumstances surrounding each death are being investigated. The government aims to provide a full account and seek appropriate redress.
This situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by African migrants in various countries. Ghana's action signals a firm stance on protecting its citizens abroad.