More than 1,000 Ghanaians have been assisted to return home under a program run by the UN migration agency IOM since 2017. The IOM says it offers people the chance to go home 'with dignity', as well as helping them to reintegrate.
The International Organisation for Migration has announced that it has resumed voluntary return flights from Libya for migrants to their countries of origin.
As the German Chancellor Angela Merkel continues her three-nation African visit, migration remains high on her agenda. Across the continent, millions of people flee their homes because of war or persecution. Others from countries like Nigeria - the last stop on Merkel's tour, leave because they want a better life for themselves and their families. Once in Europe, some will be granted protection, but others won't be so lucky.
A German government program aims to help migrants who choose to leave Germany voluntarily to find jobs and prospects in their home countries. But critics say the results of the program are little more than lip service.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) said that a reported 706 Ghanaian migrants have been repatriated from Libya since June last year as part of a program on voluntary assisted repatriations in cooperation with the European Union.
In Ghana, a new advisory center for returning migrants opens. Container homes for migrants on Lesbos finally arrive after locals had blocked the delivery since Monday. InfoMigrants visited the German town of Siegburg and talked to volunteers and officials about the changing mood two years after the refugee crisis. This and more in today's roundup.
A migrants advisory center has opened in Accra aimed at helping Ghanaians to find jobs and opportunities at home, instead of attempting the often treacherous journey to Europe.
Thousands of African migrants trying to get to Europe end up trapped in Libya. Often they endure abuse, and some are even sold into slavery. DW's Migration Dilemma series looks at why people risk the journey.
ReliefWeb's 'crises' app is a handy tool that users can download onto their smartphones. The app offers data on conflict zones and overviews of humanitarian disasters.
Rabbi and Krisman are two chefs in charge of the cuisine aboard the Aquarius migrant rescue ship. Rabbi on the left comes from Ghana, and Krisman on the right from Indonesia. The two chefs have been working together for three years.
Chances of getting political asylum in Germany depend on the country you're from.