MOFA figures confirm food price hikes

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• Sakura 11 years ago

  This minister is incompetent and foolish. Why did he expose his ignorance and empty head? Ohh my fatherland is in a big mess.

  This minister is incompetent and foolish. Why did he expose his ignorance and empty head? Ohh my fatherland is in a big mess.

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• Joe 11 years ago

  You may have a good challenge to make of MOFA's claims but, please check your grammar. Such porous grammar is unrepresentative of well educated Ghanaians. Editor, please do your job.

  You may have a good challenge to make of MOFA's claims but, please check your grammar. Such porous grammar is unrepresentative of well educated Ghanaians. Editor, please do your job.

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• MENSAH 11 years ago

  Ghana is increasing in popolation at a faster rate than she can control,in terms of food suPPlies,as well as accomodation.Ofcourse,when demand outrides supply,price increase becomes innevitable.THAT IS THE PROBLEM.THE SAHEL S ...
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  Ghana is increasing in popolation at a faster rate than she can control,in terms of food suPPlies,as well as accomodation.Ofcourse,when demand outrides supply,price increase becomes innevitable.THAT IS THE PROBLEM.THE SAHEL SAVANNAH IS ALSO PUSHING US BACK.TREE PLANTING SHOULD NOT BE SOMETHING TO OVERLOOK.Farming is getting problematic,with the youth chasing jobs in the cities,therefore vacating the farm lands.GHANA HAS TO BE VERY CAREFUL,THEN BECAUSE EVERYONE HAS TO EAT FOR SURVIVAL.

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• mama Akos 11 years ago

  Irrespective of the percentages, which is irrelevant to the common man/woman in the street, food items are now very expensive. The fact is that all food vendors have either increased their prices per plate or decreased the qu ...
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  Irrespective of the percentages, which is irrelevant to the common man/woman in the street, food items are now very expensive. The fact is that all food vendors have either increased their prices per plate or decreased the quantity dished out. the ordinary man is spending too much on food. The Minister should stop attacking the food security research results and tackle post harvest loses which had a direct bearing on food prices.

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