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The South African Minister for Tourism, Ms Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane has indicated that South Africa was committed to ensuring the full implementation of the visa waiver arrangements with Ghana to enhance travels between the two countries.

South Africa announced a free entry visa for Ghanaians and citizens of seven other countries in July, 2019 but the waiver is yet to be implemented after almost four months.

The South African Minister for Tourism, Ms Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane has indicated that South Africa was committed to ensuring the full implementation of the visa waiver arrangements with Ghana to enhance travels between the two countries.

South Africa announced a free entry visa for Ghanaians and citizens of seven other countries in July, 2019 but the waiver is yet to be implemented after almost four months.

Ms Kubayi-Ngubane was optimistic the visa free entry regime would increase trade, investment and tourism opportunities for the two countries.

Admitting that the implementation of the visa waiver had delayed, Ms Kubayi-Ngubane said efforts were being made to ensure it was operational before the end of the year.

Ms Kubayi-Ngubane who was on a two-day visit to Ghana made the call during an engagement with some Ghanaian and South African trade and travel partners and media practitioners in Accra.

The meeting was organised by the South African Tourism Ministry in collaboration with the South African High Commission in Ghana.

Ms Kubayi-Ngubane said officials of the South African Home Affairs Office were scheduled to meet officials of Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, in Accra, to finalise talks on the implementation of the visa waiver arrangement aimed at enhancing easy travel between the two countries.

The meeting is expected to ensure that the two teams sign the final agreement that would make the visa waiver operational.

She called on African nationals to tour the continent and discover the rich history, heritage, and traditions of the region.

She said the continent had mixed cultures and abounded in diversity in terms of its people, history and landscape which needed to be experienced by its people.

“I know a number of South Africans, especially gospel musicians who come to Ghana regularly and want free movement. Africans must visit and tour the African continent. We should be able to visit each other. You are likely to find an African brother who has been to Europe and Asia than to Africa”, She said.

She announced that the South African Ministry of Tourism was collaborating with the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture in Ghana to train women in the tourism industry in Ghana and share experiences for the growth of the industry in the two countries.

“We all need to be prosperous not just one nation on the continent must rise alone but we all need to rise together by holding hands and helping each other.”

For her part, the High Commissioner of South Africa to Ghana, Ms Lulu Xhingwana said the other seven countries who were named along Ghana for the visa waivers by the South African Home Affairs Minister had all started implementing the free visa entry since November 1, 2019.

Apart from Ghana, the other countries benefiting from the visa waiver are Cuba, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, São Tomé and Principe.

Setting the records straight on some speculations in the media about only diplomatic and service passport holders being beneficiaries of the visa waivers excluding ordinary passport holders, she said there was no truth in the rumours.

“We already have a visa waiver in place for diplomatic and service passport holders. The waiver we are talking about is for ordinary passports”, she said.

She cautioned that the visa waiver could not be replaced with work or study permits.

“The free visa is for visits for 90 days. You can renew it at the end of the 90 days. It is a visa to visit not to work or study. If you want to study or work in South Africa you will have to apply for a permit that will enable you to do so.”

Ms Xhingwana urged visitors to abide by the laws and not to flout the free entry visa by living beyond the 90 days or engage in unapproved activities.

She cautioned that visitors who break the law would be “V-listed” and “when that happens it will affect your chances of entry into South Africa again.”

The President of Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA), Mr Kwesi Eyison said the scheduled visit by the President of South Africa, Mr Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa to Ghana early December, 2019 would strengthen the bilateral relationship between the two countries and boost tourism.

He commended South Africa for its commitment to assist and support the growth of Ghana’s tourism industry, saying “we need a lot of capacity to grow our tourism industry and we have a lot to learn from South Africa.”[img][/img]

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Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs And Regional Integration Minister, Mohammad Habibu Tijani (MP), says Nigeria will soon open its closed borders.

Africa’s most populous nation unexpectedly closed its land borders to all movements of goods, banning both imports and exports through land.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Empire News’ Emmanuel Ohene-Gyan on the sidelines of a geostrategic event dubbed the MEDays International forum in Morocco’s city of Tangier, Mr Tijani revealed that Nigeria has agreed to open its borders after President Muhammadu Buhari meets his counter President Akufo-Addo of Ghana.

“Even though we have ECOWAS protocols, we must situate our national laws into that of ECOWAS, Nigerians decided to close its borders because they decided to protect their country, because they think they want to encourage local production of rice and others, and when we approached them they said Ghana is not their target but it is affecting us so after series of meetings they agreed to open the border with some conditions,” he stated.

The unexpected closure of the Nigerian border has received widespread condemnation from many people and has also had devastating effects on countries like Ghana.

The Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister, further stated that, ” I am privy to information that Customs officers will follow goods that are of Ghanaian origin into Nigeria and hand them over to their counterparts vice versa so that there will not be the possibility of repackaging of goods somewhere and I’m sure we will overcome it, I’m very optimistic”.

When asked by Ohene-Gyan when exactly the border will be open, Mr Tijani could not be specific with timelines except to say the borders will be open after the meetings between the two Presidents.

Other dignitaries who are attending the international forum includes Deputy Energy Minister Incharge Finance and Infrastructure and Member of Parliament for Effia in the Western Region, Joseph Cudjoe who set to speak at the forum tomorrow and the CEO of the Ghana Commodity Exchange.

The MEDays International forum consists of about thirty sessions with over 150 speakers such as siting and past Presidents, government officials, experts and the academia.
https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/Nigeria-to-open-border-after-Buhari-Akufo-Addo-meeting-Deputy-Minister-799052

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