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S.A. xenophobic attacks: Ablakwa warns against retaliatory attacks in Ghana | GhanaFront
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David Apinga • 25 Apr • 541 words · 3 min read
Amidst xenophobic attacks in South Africa, what drastic measures is Ghana taking to protect its citizens and interests?
Ghana's Foreign Affairs Ministry has condemned xenophobic attacks in South Africa- appealing to Ghanaians to avoid retaliatory actions against South African businesses. The Minister has urged a mature diplomatic response- but what could this mean for continental stability?
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