Ghana news briefing
41 more Ghanaians return home from South Africa after xenophobic attacks
The returnees, on their part, expressed appreciation to the government for prioritising their safety and welfare and facilitating their safe return to Ghana.
The latest group arrived in Ghana on Wednesday, September 2, as part of the government's ongoing efforts to ensure the safety and welfare of Ghanaians affected by the attacks.
Ambassador Ntrakwa welcomed the evacuees and assured them of the government’s continued commitment to their welfare, safety and successful reintegration into their communities.
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