South Africa: One Ghanaian shot dead during mass xenophobic protests
One Ghanaian was shot dead on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, in his shop in Cape Town, South Africa. The Ghana High Commission in South Africa confirmed the death of the Ghanaian tailor, who had reportedly lived and worked in South Africa for about 20 years. He was shot during violent protests targeting foreign nationals, linked to a nationwide anti-immigration campaign.
The victim is survived by three children, with the eldest reportedly 10 years old. The Ghana High Commission is making arrangements to repatriate the body to Ghana for burial and family rites. Authorities in South Africa have not yet released full details on the circumstances surrounding the shooting or confirmed any arrests. The Ghanaian mission is engaging relevant authorities to ensure full investigations and support the bereaved family.
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