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April 28, 2026
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Ghana High Commission advises Ghanaians in Pretoria to exercise caution ahead of planned demonstrations
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Key Points
- Ghana's High Commission in South Africa has issued a safety advisory to its citizens.
- The warning pertains to planned demonstrations in Pretoria on April 28 by the March Organisation.
- Protests are expected to address immigration-related grievances, particularly impacting residents and business owners in Pretoria.
- Ghanaians are advised to avoid protest areas, close businesses temporarily, and refrain from participating in public gatherings.
- The advisory also cautions against maintaining a high profile or sharing provocative content on social media.
Why This Matters
This advisory is significant for Ghana as it directly addresses the safety and welfare of its citizens living in the diaspora, particularly in South Africa, where xenophobic sentiments can sometimes escalate. It underscores the Ghanaian government's commitment to protecting its nationals abroad and managing potential diplomatic or humanitarian issues arising from anti-immigrant protests.
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