Solomon Owusu, who speaks for the United Party, says talking with leaders is not stopping attacks on Ghanaians in South Africa. He expressed this on a program called Nnawotwe.
Owusu believes that the usual ways of discussing these issues between countries have not produced results. Persistent attacks show that this approach is failing.
He feels that the repeated nature of these violent incidents proves that diplomatic talks are not effective. Ghana and other African nations have tried to use diplomacy to solve this problem.
The United Party official stated that these attacks continue to happen despite continuous dialogue. This suggests a need for a different strategy to protect citizens abroad.
Owusu's comments reflect a deep frustration with the lack of progress in ending xenophobic violence. He implied that more direct and forceful measures might be necessary.