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Xenophobia Is A Demonic Spirit Of Division — African Tourism Board Chairman Condemns Anti‑immigrant Protests In South Africa
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Xenophobia Is A Demonic Spirit Of Division — African Tourism Board Chairman Condemns Anti‑immigrant Protests In South Africa

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read
The Executive Chairman of the African Tourism Board, Hon. Cuthbert Ncube, has issued a powerful condemnation of xenophobic attacks and anti-immigrant protests in South Africa, describing them as a ldquo;demonic spirit of division rdquo; driven by a handful of lawless individuals whose actions threaten Africa rsquo;s unity, economic progress and shared destiny.

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