A Ghanaian Member of Parliament stated he will bring up the issue of xenophobic attacks in South Africa at the Pan-African Parliament. He believes this is a serious problem that needs attention from across the continent.
The MP called for more involvement from member states to deal with such issues. He stressed the need for strong engagement to find solutions.
He suggested that public interventions and coordinated responses among nations are necessary. This would help in addressing the root causes and impacts of xenophobia.
This call comes amidst ongoing concerns about the safety and treatment of foreign nationals in various African countries. The Parliament aims to foster unity and cooperation among member states.