A trio of Ghanaian stowaways has been repatriated after their voyage was cut short off the coast of Namibia last week. All three hail from Elmina, the central region of Ghana, and had boarded Kota Lumba, a Hong Kong-flagged ship, at the Port of Tema in Ghana. The stowaways, Emmanuel Agyei, 45 years old; Akesse Francis Alan, 46 years old; and Samuel Yalley, 45 years old, said they boarded Kota Lumba using a bamboo ladder on the blind side of the ship. The vessel arrived at the port on 22 September, before sailing to Lome, Togo, and then heading south to Singapore. They were caught when they left their hiding place in search of food and water after their rations ran out. The vessel berthed at Walvis Bay in Namibia, where the three stowaways were transferred to a sister ship, Kota Salam, for repatriation to Ghana.
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机译：在上周在纳米比亚的海岸切断后，在他们的航行之后已经遣返了一个加纳的傀儡。所有三个海岛来自埃尔马那个来自加纳的中央地区，并在加纳的塔塔港登上了一艘香港标记的船舶的哥打莱巴巴。斯托瓦华，伊曼纽尔·阿布耶，45岁; Akesse Francis Alan，46岁;和45岁的塞缪尔·亚利表示，他们在船的盲目侧使用竹梯子登上了kota伦巴加。船舶于9月22日抵达港口，然后在洛美，多哥航行，然后向南到新加坡。当他们留下他们的潜藏时，他们被抓住了在他们的口粮里跑完后寻找食物和水。船只在纳米比亚的Walvis湾停泊，三个偷偷地被转移到姐妹船，塞拉萨拉姆，遣返加纳。
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