Graphic Online - General News· 2 months ago
Against xenophobic attacks: Ghana takes tough stance - Declines South African President's visit
AI summary
Ghana has indefinitely postponed its Business and Economic Cooperation Conference with South Africa and declined a visit from President Cyril Ramaphosa in protest against xenophobic attacks in the neighboring country.
Key points
- •Ghana has indefinitely postponed its Bi-national Commission (BNC) conference with South Africa.
- •The visit of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to Ghana has been declined by the Ghanaian government.
- •The decision is a protest against the recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
- •The conference was scheduled for the first week of August.
Why this matters
This move signifies Ghana's strong stance against xenophobia and its refusal to engage in diplomatic activities with a nation experiencing such violence against foreigners.
Other sources on this story
- Graphic Online - General News · original coveragePrimary
- Additional sources will appear here as coverage grows across trusted Ghanaian publishers.
WhatsUpGh summarizes and links to stories from original publishers. Full articles belong to their respective publishers.