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Ghana to evacuate about 1,000 citizens from South Africa amid renewed xenophobic attacks
It also urged Ghanaian nationals in South Africa who require assistance to contact the Ghana High Commission in Pretoria for information on travel arrangements and other enquiries related to the evacuation exercise.
According to the ministry, the exercise will begin with Ghanaians who have already registered with the Ghana High Commission in Pretoria and expressed their willingness to return home under the government's assisted evacuation programme.
The Ministry appealed to Ghanaians residing in South Africa to remain calm, avoid areas experiencing unrest, refrain from engaging in provocations and cooperate fully with officials of the High Commission throughout the evacuation process.
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