🚨 Mahama Reveals Ramaphosa Sent Delegation, Calls for AU Action on Xenophobic Attacks

🚨 President John Dramani Mahama has revealed that South African President Cyril Ramaphosa sent a delegation to meet him following growing concerns over xenophobic attacks targeting African nationals in South Africa. Speaking on the issue, President Mahama said: "Yesterday, President Ramaphosa sent a delegation to me, and I explained the reason why we need to discuss it. Sometimes these things happen, and we want to sweep them under the carpet, but when we do that, we do not cure what the problem is." He called on the African Union (AU) to take a more active role in addressing recurring attacks against African migrants, stressing the need for lasting continental solutions. The discussion comes as: A speaker publicly criticized the South African government, President Ramaphosa, and officials over their handling of xenophobic violence. A woman from Botswana argued that South Africa's current laws and enforcement measures are failing to adequately address the problem. The renewed debate has intensified calls for stronger action to protect the rights and safety of all Africans living and working across the continent. 💬 What role should the African Union play in preventing future xenophobic attacks? Share your views respectfully in the comments. Naked Truth on Oldboga Trends with Maxi Billian