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Susan Adu-Amankwah urges African governments to evacuate citizens over South Africa xenophobic attacks

The Executive Secretary of the National Interest Movement, Susan Adu-Amankwah, has called on African governments to consider evacuating their nationals from South Africa in response to ongoing xenophobic attacks.
READ ALSO: Xenophobia: South Africa must use civilised means to remove illegal migrants – Inusa FuseiniMs Adu-Amankwah argued that African governments should adopt proactive measures to protect their citizens abroad, rather than relying solely on travel advisories, diplomatic correspondence, and periodic security updates.
According to her, Ghana’s evacuation exercise has, in her view, drawn greater attention to the crisis in South Africa and heightened concern among South Africans.
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