Ghanaians repatriated from South Africa after anti-immigrant protests
Summary
Almost 300 people from Ghana have returned home from South Africa after protests against immigrants raised safety concerns. The group included children and traveled from Johannesburg to Accra in a move described as voluntary by Ghanaian authorities.Key Facts
- Around 300 Ghanaian nationals left South Africa following anti-immigrant protests.
- The repatriation happened on Wednesday via a flight from Johannesburg to Accra.
- The group included children among the returnees.
- Ghanaian officials said this was a voluntary process for those feeling unsafe.
- The protests in South Africa targeted immigrant communities.
- The event highlights ongoing tensions between locals and immigrants in parts of South Africa.
- The repatriation was organized to protect citizens from potential harm during the protests.
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