Ghana official urges President Mahama to address South Africa xenophobia

Kenneth Ashigbey, who leads the Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey, has called for President John Dramani Mahama to talk with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. This appeal follows a rise in attacks against African migrants in South Africa.

Ashigbey stated that President Mahama should engage directly with President Ramaphosa to address the xenophobic violence.

He believes that such engagement is crucial to ensure the safety and security of Ghanaians living and working in South Africa.

The attacks have caused concern among many who fear for their fellow citizens abroad.

Ashigbey’s call emphasizes the need for diplomatic action to resolve the issue and prevent further harm.