The Director of Communications for the United Party, Solomon Owusu, has voiced strong doubts about diplomacy as a solution to xenophobic attacks in South Africa. He believes talks have not worked.
Mr. Owusu pointed out that these attacks continue to happen year after year.
His comments suggest a deep frustration with the ongoing nature of the problem.
This perspective challenges the approach taken by some African leaders, including those in Ghana.
They have been attempting to use diplomatic channels to address the violence.
Mr. Owusu's statement implies a need for different strategies to protect citizens abroad.
The repeated nature of these attacks highlights a persistent challenge in international relations.
His remarks were made on Nnawotwe.