Kenneth Ashigbey has called on the African Union to take action. He wants the organization to speak out against xenophobic attacks targeting Ghanaians in South Africa.
Ashigbey, who leads the Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey, described the situation as deeply troubling. He believes these events harm the continent.
He urged the AU to hold an urgent meeting to discuss and condemn the attacks. This is seen as a crucial step to ensure the safety of Ghanaians living or working in South Africa.
The calls highlight ongoing concerns about the treatment of African migrants within the continent.
Ashigbey's statement emphasizes the need for a united continental response to such issues.