A statement from the office of the President said reports received from the Ghana High Commission in South Africa indicate that some businesses belonging to Ghanaians have been attacked in that country.
The statement issued on Sunday and signed by Mr Andrew Awuni, Press Secretary to the President and Presidential Spokesman, said it is also reported that about 70 Ghanaians are seeking refuge with the security agencies in South Africa
It said President Kufuor has directed the Ghana High Commission in South Africa to give the necessary assistance to all Ghanaians in that country He has also directed the High Commission to arrange safe passage for Ghanaians, who desire to return home.
Sun, 25 May 2008 South Africa
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