🚨JUST IN: Government Rejects MTN Ghana’s GH¢20 Million Support Over South Africa Xenophobic Attacks

Authorities Say Evacuation and Reintegration Funds Have Already Been Secured as Ghana Demands Accountability

The Ghanaian government has reportedly rejected a GH¢20 million support package from MTN Ghana intended to assist Ghanaians affected by recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

According to the government, funds have already been secured to support the evacuation and reintegration of affected Ghanaian nationals, making the proposed financial assistance unnecessary.

The decision comes amid growing concerns over attacks targeting foreign nationals in South Africa, with reports of Ghanaians being assaulted and some losing their lives.

Government officials have stressed that the situation goes beyond financial assistance, with Ghana demanding justice, protection for its citizens and accountability for those responsible for the attacks.

The government’s position is that financial support cannot replace the need for authorities to protect Ghanaian lives and ensure that perpetrators of violence are held accountable.

The development has sparked discussions across Ghana, with many calling for stronger diplomatic action to safeguard Ghanaians living and working abroad.

🇬🇭 “This is not about a donation. It is about protecting Ghanaian lives and demanding justice.”