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May 30, 2026
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600 more Ghanaians register for evacuation from South Africa – Ablakwa
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Key Points
- An additional 600 Ghanaians have registered at Ghana’s High Commission in South Africa for evacuation.
- The announcement was made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, via a Facebook post.
- The Ghanaian government asserts it will not hesitate or delay in safeguarding the safety and dignity of its nationals abroad.
- Minister Ablakwa expressed pride in the resilience, composure, and determination of the affected Ghanaians.
- Efforts are ongoing to coordinate the evacuation and ensure the safe return of all registered citizens.
Why This Matters
This article highlights the Ghanaian government's commitment to the welfare of its citizens abroad, particularly in crisis situations. It demonstrates the state's capacity and readiness to respond to emergencies involving its diaspora, reinforcing trust and national pride. Such actions are crucial for maintaining strong diplomatic ties and ensuring the safety of Ghanaians globally.
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