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Ghana Asks Ramaphosa to Defer Visit Over Xenophobic Attacks

Ghana Asks Ramaphosa to Defer Visit Over Xenophobic Attacks. Ghana asked South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to postpone a visit in August, following recent anti-immigrant protests in the southern African nation that claimed the life of…

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Ghana Asks Ramaphosa to Defer Visit Over Xenophobic Attacks. Ghana asked South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to postpone a visit in August, following recent anti-immigrant protests in the southern African nation that claimed the life of a Ghanaian citizen.

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Ghana Asks Ramaphosa to Defer Visit Over Xenophobic Attacks.Supported · Medium-high confidence
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Ghana Asks Ramaphosa to Defer Visit Over Xenophobic Attacks.
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