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Even if all foreigners leave, South Africa’s problems will remain – Dr Yamson blames state failure
He said Ghana provided support and training for freedom fighters from several African countries, including South Africa.
So, we had to send people from here, Unilever Ghana, to go and help them in South Africa,” he said.
He said South Africa’s decision to blame immigrants for its economic challenges was misplaced, warning that the approach could undermine efforts to deepen African integration and trade.
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