Government brings home remains of Ghanaian killed in alleged South Africa mob attack
The Government of Ghana has repatriated the body of a 37-year-old Ghanaian, Nash Amoonu Jailor, who was killed in an alleged mob attack in East London, South Africa, in March 2026.
The Government of Ghana has returned the remains of 37-year-old Nash Amoonu Jailor, who was killed allegedly in a mob attack in East London, South Africa, in March 2026, to his family on September 3, 2026. The repatriation was carried out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at no cost to the grieving family. Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa expressed condolences to Jailor's family and assured them of the government's support.
The government is still pursuing a swift investigation into the incident and seeking justice for the deceased.
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