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‎Four Ghanaians killed in South Africa xenophobic violence - Ablakwa

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Four Ghanaians were killed in South Africa between April and July 2026 amid renewed xenophobic attacks against African nationals. The deaths occurred in different parts of the country as anti-foreigner sentiments intensified, prompting Ghana to pursue diplomatic and legal measures and evacuate vulnerable nationals.

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