Questions are being raised about relations between Ghana and South Africa after President Cyril Ramaphosa's planned visit to Ghana in the first week of August was postponed. Ghanaian media report the visit was declined to avoid public backlash amid anger over recent anti-immigrant violence in South Africa, while President Ramaphosa's office says the visit has been postponed by agreement. The developments come amid a diplomatic disagreement over the death of a Ghanaian national, with Ghana and South Africa offering differing accounts of the incident.  Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Dr. Charles Sinkala, International Relations Consultant.

<p>Questions are being raised about relations between Ghana and South Africa after President Cyril Ramaphosa's planned visit to Ghana in the first week of August was postponed. Ghanaian media report the visit was declined to avoid public backlash amid anger over recent anti-immigrant violence in South Africa, while President Ramaphosa's office says the visit has been postponed by agreement. The developments come amid a diplomatic disagreement over the death of a Ghanaian national, with Ghana and South Africa offering differing accounts of the incident. &nbsp;Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Dr. Charles Sinkala, International Relations Consultant.</p>