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Nigeria and Ghana call on AU to address 'Afrophobic protests' in South Africa

Nigeria and Ghana have condemned what they called the recent "Afrophobic protests targeting African nationals in South Africa." In a statement, Nigeria's ministry of foreign affairs said the two countries want the issue placed on the agenda at the next African Union summit. 

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00:00Nigeria and Ghana have condemned what they called the recent Afro-phobic protests targeting African nationals in South Africa.
00:09In a statement, Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the two countries want the issue placed on the agenda at
00:16the next African Union summit.
00:20South Africa has long attracted migrants from other African nations because of its relative wealth.
00:26But tens of thousands of foreigners have fled the country in recent weeks due to growing xenophobic protests and violence.
00:35Close to 1,500 Nigerians and almost 1,000 Ghanaians were repatriated from South Africa
00:41after anti-immigrant groups issued a so-called deadline of June 30 for undocumented migrants to leave the country.
00:50Abuja and Accra said the protests undermine the ideals of African unity, solidarity,
00:56and regional integration represented by the African Union.
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