How mosquitoes saved Ghana from becoming an apartheid country like South Africa - Dr Nyaho-Tamakloe narrates

Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, has narrated how Ghana was saved from an apartheid system like the one witnessed in South Africa.

According to him, after Ghana’s independence, the British captured some parts of the country and established settlements that native Ghanaians could not access.

The statesman, who gave this history in an interview with veteran broadcaster, Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM), on the Friday, April 26, 2024, edition of the KSM Show, stated that it was the presence of mosquitoes that stopped the apartheid system from flourishing in Ghana.

He indicated that mosquito bites killed a lot of the British who chose to remain in Ghana after independence and that forced them out of the country.

“We had an apartheid system.

The mosquito killed a number of them and as a result of that they couldn’t settle here unlike Kenya where they had very good weather,” he narrated.

So, you can see they had the same apartheid plan as they did in South Africa”.