300 Ghanaians Return Home Amid Growing Anti-Immigration Protests In South Africa | VERTEX

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:04]I'm a bumping.

[00:00:37]We have close to about 326 people that are currently there. Unfortunately, we're going to fully be able to take 300 seats at this point. Um we are aware that the same airline company has been hired again for another batch. That means in a couple of days less than a week. So, what we'll do is that the first batch will go we'll bring another batch and then you continue at all and make that mean in this country that was supposed to be Australia and New Zealand.

[00:01:23]You all know what is happening. You understand and it's not it's not like the government wants to do anything about it.

[00:01:30]I know Winston Churchill so we have to go and then Uh I think I'm not really focused at home so that's it.

[00:01:48]Never mind. I mean that is always so fun and I love it but >> For us to work with the government of South Africa to get this far, this should indicate to us that this is a diplomatic route because we couldn't have done this on our own. We did it with the direct involvement of the South African government, with the direct involvement of state institutions in in South Africa, Home Affairs, Department of Home Affairs, Department of Home Affairs, State Security Services. These were processes that were all done by the institutions in South Africa. Even though it was a diplomatic route, I don't think we have gotten this far as a diplomatic route.

[00:02:43]And that is why we working to to ensure that those that are in this country, some of them are documented and some of them are not, are undocumented. Some are documented. That all of them come back to South Africa and all of them come back.

[00:03:35]Next, please.

[00:03:39]Those that are not in the system >> Mhm.