Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs cautions that the notice in circulation claiming that Ghanaians have been asked to leave Cambodia is FAKE.
Cambodian authorities have confirmed to us that they have issued no such notice. The Cambodian Ministry of Interior has proceeded to issue a press clarification today stating that the purported notice is “completely untrue” (see attached).
I can, however, assure Ghanaians that prior to the publication of this fake notice, a number of Ghanaians in Cambodia had reached out to us requesting to be evacuated, and are already being assisted by the Foreign Ministry and our High Commission in Malaysia.
Between March and May this year, we have evacuated 85 Ghanaians from Cambodia. 76 more are being evacuated to complete the exercise.
The welfare of Ghanaians anywhere in the world remains our priority.
For God and Country 🇬🇭 🙏🏾
@EFFTips What at all is in SA that these guys are just ranting unnecessarily like that. They have forgotten there are South Africans in Ghana too. If you don’t want to live with other nationals, then stop issuing visas to them and close your foreign embassies.
Alhamdulilah for this year , with all its high and lows, we survived days we thought we wouldn't, and Allah carried us through moments we didn't think we were strong enough for. May Allah bless the year ahead with ease , barakah, and abundance blessings.
Without Islam I'm nothing, Ya Allah Alhamdulillahi! Alhamdulillahi!! Alhamdulillahi!!!
"It is He who has sent His Messenger with guidance and the religion of truth to make it prevail over all religion. And sufficient is Allah as a witness.
Surah Al-Fath (48:28)
A brother on this app, @KalyfaMuhd built an app that blocks social media until you read the Quran to unlock your apps first.
This is very commendable and beautiful. May Allah bless him. The iPhone version is available now.
https://t.co/AY0oqkQtBO
Android version coming soon.
THE COUNTDOWN HAS BEGUN!
Exactly ONE WEEK to #BUDGET2026
Thursday, 13th November 2025
Through your resilience and sacrifice, we have stabilised the economy.
Now, it’s time to grow, to transform,
and to build the Ghana We Want!
Share your expectations for #Budget2026!
African Union Commission Reaffirms Commitment to #Nigeria’s Sovereignty, Religious Freedom, and Rule of Law.
The @_AfricanUnion Commission (AUC) reiterates its unwavering commitment to the principles of sovereignty, non-interference, religious freedom, and the rule of law, as enshrined in the African Union Constitutive Act and related instruments.
The Commission notes with concern recent statements by the United States of America alleging that the Government of Nigeria is complicit in the targeted killing of Christians and threatening military action. The AUC emphasizes the following:
1. The Federal Republic of Nigeria is a longstanding and valued Member State of the African Union, playing a key role in regional stability, counter-terrorism, peacekeeping initiatives, and continental integration.
2. The AUC fully respects Nigeria’s sovereign right to manage its internal affairs, including security, religious freedom, and human rights, in line with its Constitution and international obligations. Any external engagement must respect Nigeria’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and unity.
3. The Commission supports Nigeria’s repeated affirmation that its Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and belief and that the Government rejects all forms of religious persecution.
4. Nigeria faces complex security challenges affecting citizens of all faiths, including violent extremist groups, banditry, communal violence, and resource-based conflicts. The AUC calls for regional, and international cooperation to support Nigeria and other African countries, in strengthening capacity to respond to insecurity, protect all citizens, uphold human rights, and bring perpetrators of violence to justice.
The AUC remains ready to provide support through its peace and security architecture, capacity-building programs, and strategic partnerships.
5. The AUC rejects any narrative that weaponizes religion or oversimplifies security challenges. Conflating all violence with a single religious-target narrative may hinder effective solutions and destabilize communities.
6. AUC urges external partners, including the United States, to engage Nigeria through diplomatic dialogue, intelligence-sharing, and capacity-building partnerships, while respecting Nigerian sovereignty rather than resorting to unilateral threats of military intervention, which could undermine continental peace, regional stability, and AU norms for peaceful conflict management.
The African Union Commission remains committed to supporting Member States in promoting peace, security, human rights, and development, while upholding sovereignty and non-interference.
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