Cedi stability protects Ghana from global food price hikes

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SENECA 2 days ago

It doesn't, not in the long term! Food security based a comprehensive, well managed, well funded and well resourced national agriculture is the ONLY antidote for that!

It doesn't, not in the long term! Food security based a comprehensive, well managed, well funded and well resourced national agriculture is the ONLY antidote for that!
SENECA 2 days ago

Food security buoyed by a comprehensive, well managed, well funded and well resourced national agriculture programme is the ONLY antidote for that!

Food security buoyed by a comprehensive, well managed, well funded and well resourced national agriculture programme is the ONLY antidote for that!
COOLBLUE 2 days ago

Touting all these, yet food is expensive in Ghana compared to other African countries.

It has become obvious that prices of food items in Ghana is equivalent to that of the western world and one wonders why. In the wester ...
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Touting all these, yet food is expensive in Ghana compared to other African countries.

It has become obvious that prices of food items in Ghana is equivalent to that of the western world and one wonders why. In the western world, one can live comfortably on weekly price reduced items in supermarkets, an incentive you hardly see in Ghana, making it one of the most expensive places in the world to when it comes to price of food items.

Market women decide their own price because they've noticed that there is no "price control" in the system.