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Ghanaians in Johannesburg, Durban urged to avoid protest areas
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Citizens are urged to report threats or violence to the police, contact the High Commission if they need The Ghana High Commission in Pretoria has cautioned Ghanaian nationals living, working or travelling in Johannesburg, Durban and surrounding areas in South Africa to exercise heightened vigilance amid reports of ongoing protests.
In an advisory dated October 10, 2026, the High Commission warned that the demonstrations could disrupt public movement and pose security risks, including traffic congestion, road closures, restricted movement and possible confrontations between protesters and law enforcement authorities.
Ghana's High Commission in Pretoria urges Ghanaians in Johannesburg and Durban to avoid protest areas, limit non-essential travel, and stay vigilant.
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