Ghana is preparing to repatriate over 1,000 of its citizens from South Africa due to ongoing waves of xenophobic violence. This move follows the prior repatriation of more than 900 Ghanaian citizens already. Ghanaian authorities are demanding compensation from the South African government for property and assets lost during the unrest. The decision comes as a result of persistent attacks targeting foreign nationals in South Africa. Ghana has expressed concern over the safety of its citizens remaining in the country. The demand for compensation signals growing tensions between the two African nations over the handling of the crisis and protection of foreign nationals. The repatriation efforts underscore the escalating impact of xenophobia on regional stability and diplomatic relations.