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Ghana’s High Commissioner says SA risks isolation amid tensions over undocumented migrants | SA News

25 May 2026 by Guest

Ghana’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Benjamin Quashie, said that South Africa risks being isolated amid growing tensions over undocumented migrants in the country.

This comes amid media reports that African ambassadors to South Africa may boycott Africa Day celebrations set to take place in the North West on Monday.

The Dean of the African ambassadorial corps and the Central African Republic’s ambassador to South Africa, Andre Nzapayeke, told the Sunday Times on Sunday that the decision to stay away from the event on Monday was prompted by fears for the safety of non-locals.

The Department of Home Affairs and immigration officials are expected to process the first group of the…

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  1. Whistler

    8 September 2026 at 11:15 am

    Afrikaans knock knock joke.

    Klop klop.

    Wie is daar?

    Bon Joe.

    Bon Joe Wie?

  2. Metal Lady

    7 September 2026 at 11:21 am

    Now Now – immediately / soon. A confusing phrase for non-locals meaning sometime soon – sooner than just now but quicker than right now.Example: “We’re going to the beach now now!” (But first we have to pack our swimming gear, stop at gas station and maybe get some snacks…).

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