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Ghana’s President explain why the push for AU to debate xenophobia in South Africa

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Ghanaian pan-Africanist congratulates Mahama, urges closer Nigeria-Ghana cooperationGhana has intensified calls for the African Union (AU) to place the recurring xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals in South

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