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Africa’s health boss ‘mistreated’ at German airport

Africa’s health boss ‘mistreated’ at German airport
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On Monday he tweeted: “I’m safely back in Africa home to the most resilient human beings I know.”

He added: “A visa often means little when you are carrying an African passport – regular or diplomatic.”

The Frankfurt airport apologised for the Saturday incident.

“As an international airport, we welcome all passengers and do not tolerate any form of discrimination or racism. We would like to have more information about this incident,” it tweeted after Dr Ogwell had shared his ordeal at the airport.

Source: BBC
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