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Ghanaians In South Africa Cautioned Over Potential Protests Against Foreigners

Ghanaians In South Africa Cautioned Over Potential Protests Against Foreigners
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The Ghanaian High Commission in South Africa has alerted Ghanaians to the potential danger of upcoming protests against foreigners in the country.

It noted in a statement that, some groups opposed to the presence of foreigners have announced plans to remove foreigners from their jobs or workplaces in September.

“Whilst recognising that this is not a government or state policy, such activities by individuals or groups could degenerate into violence aimed at foreigners or threaten their lives, safety and livelihood,” the statement said.

 

Source: planbfmonline
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