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Ghana-South Africa presidential meeting postponed due to migrant tensions · Cyprus Report

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Ghana-South Africa presidential meeting postponed due to migrant tensions

1 sourceFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago

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Ghana has postponed a presidential meeting between President John Mahama and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The decision to halt the meeting is due to rising tensions related to anti-immigrant violence in South Africa.
Diplomatic relations between Ghana and South Africa have been strained amidst ongoing protests against foreigners.
Protests in South Africa have reportedly included violent incidents targeting immigrant communities.
The situation has prompted concern from both governments regarding the impact on relations between the two nations.

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Ghana-South Africa presidential meet halted over migrant tensionsFrance 24 · 13 days ago

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Ghana has postponed a presidential meeting between President John Mahama and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The decision to halt the meeting is due to rising tensions related to anti-immigrant violence in South Africa.
Diplomatic relations between Ghana and South Africa have been strained amidst ongoing protests against foreigners.
Protests in South Africa have reportedly included violent incidents targeting immigrant communities.
The situation has prompted concern from both governments regarding the impact on relations between the two nations.

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