Government spends GH¢49.7m on South Africa evacuation

‎‎‎Ghana had also taken the matter to the continental level, with the Government formally petitioning the African Union Commission on May 6 to place xenophobic attacks against African nationals in South Africa on the agenda as an urgent continental concern.‎‎‎He said Ghana’s High Commission in Pretoria had formally lodged a protest with South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation and filed a complaint with the South African Police Service in connection with Mr Issahaq’s death.‎‎‎The others were Mr Amoonu Jailor Nash, who was murdered in East London on April 3, and Mr Ebenezer Ayi Tawiah, who died after reportedly being unable to access medical care due to harassment by South African vigilantes.