Life in Fear: How Ghanaian Victims of Xenophobic Attacks Are Coping at the Camp
About this episode
The episode discusses the experiences of Ghanaians seeking safety from xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
Following renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa, some Ghanaians have been forced to seek safety at a camp while awaiting assistance and possible evacuation from the government. They share their experiences, challenges, and how they are surviving during this difficult period
Topics covered
- xenophobia
- Ghana
- South Africa
- refugees
- government assistance
- survival
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