Author: Wayne Lumbasi

Wayne Lumbasi Paul Kagame has criticised the growing use of sanctions in global politics, saying they are increasingly being used as tools of power and pressure by stronger nations against weaker states during periods of geopolitical tension. He made the remarks while speaking at the 2026 Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, which brought together African […]

Wayne Lumbasi South Africa’s highest court has ruled that asylum seekers whose applications have already been rejected cannot submit new asylum claims under the country’s current refugee laws, a decision that could significantly affect how immigration cases are handled. In a landmark judgment, the Constitutional Court of South Africa found that allowing rejected applicants to […]

Wayne Lumbasi Ghana is preparing to repatriate about 300 of its citizens from South Africa following growing concerns over xenophobic tensions and the safety of foreign nationals living in the country. The repatriation plan was announced after hundreds of Ghanaians living in South Africa requested assistance to return home amid rising hostility toward migrants. Many […]

Wayne Lumbasi  The Government of Ghana has formally called on the African Union to investigate rising xenophobic incidents targeting African nationals in South Africa, intensifying diplomatic pressure on Pretoria over renewed anti immigrant violence and hostility. Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa said the growing attacks against African migrants pose a serious threat to […]

Wayne Lumbasi  Thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of Durban, South Africa, this week in a large anti-immigration protest that reflected growing frustration over unemployment, crime, and economic hardship in the country. The march, organised mainly by the “March and March” movement alongside supporters of other anti-immigration groups, drew crowds carrying placards and chanting slogans […]