President John Dramani Mahama has reiterated Ghana’s commitment to Pan-Africanism and open-door policy for fellow Africans.
Speaking at a Ghana Diaspora Town Hall Meeting, the President declared that while some countries are driving fellow Africans away through xenophobic attacks and hostility, Ghana continues to welcome them with open arms and remind them that this is their home.
The President’s remarks come at a time when many Ghanaians and other African nationals are facing increasing tensions and attacks in countries like South Africa. Mahama used the platform to highlight Ghana’s long-standing tradition of hospitality and solidarity with the African continent, positioning the country as a safe and inclusive destination for Africans seeking opportunities and safety.
Mahama emphasized that Ghana remains committed to the ideals of unity and brotherhood among African nations. He assured the diaspora community and fellow Africans that the country will continue to promote policies that foster inclusion, investment, and peaceful coexistence. The message has resonated strongly with both local citizens and the Ghanaian diaspora.
Ghana Welcomes Africans While Others Drive Them Away – President John Dramani Mahama [X Post]
🇬🇭 “While some countries are driving fellow Africans away, Ghana continues to welcome them and remind them that this is home.”
— John Dramani Mahama at a Ghana Diaspora Town Hall Meeting. pic.twitter.com/43yTS5SJyT
— we love ghana (@weloveghana042) May 31, 2026
The President’s statement has drawn positive reactions from many Ghanaians and Africans across the continent, especially amid ongoing reports of xenophobic incidents elsewhere. Stakeholders believe this clear stance will further boost Ghana’s image as a beacon of Pan-African unity and encourage more diaspora investment and return migration.
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