Ghana postpones the planned repatriation of more than 800 registered citizens from South Africa following xenophobic tensions. Multiple reports say the evacuation delay follows rising concerns after local violence against foreign nationals, including outrage sparked by a viral video showing the alleged assault of a Ghanaian man. In response, Ghana’s government moves to reassess the evacuation process. One outlet attributes the postponement to logistical arrangements, stating that the number of people who have registered for evacuation has reached over 800 and that preparations are not yet complete. Another report links the delay to the broader escalation of tensions connected to the video and public reaction. Across the coverage, officials do not present a final evacuation date in the provided excerpts, but they indicate the exercise is being held back while arrangements are finalized. The reports converge on the same core points: Ghana is dealing with an evacuation plan for more than 800 citizens, the situation in South Africa remains tense, and the exercise is delayed due to preparation and logistics amid the unfolding violence.