The flag of Russia waving in the wind.
Audio By Carbonatix
The Russia Embassy in Ghana has backed its earlier claims that the soaring food prices in Ghana cannot be blamed on its invasion of Ukraine.
A tweet by the Russian Embassy indicated it cannot be blamed for rising food prices on the African continent.
It said the Ghanaian media had fallen for a ploy by the West to blame Russia for increasing food prices worldwide.
It pointed out that the Russian Embassy provided a detailed list of imports from other countries to back its claims that the invasion of Ukraine has nothing to do with Ghana’s economic woes.
The soaring food prices had triggered rising food inflation, which has also subsequently pushed inflation further up.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Burkina Faso FA Prez Oumarou Sawadogo takes over as WAFU B President
58 seconds -
CSSPS self-placement portal opens for candidates unable to secure choices
5 minutes -
James Korsah-Brown calls for Tourism Minister to be changed
7 minutes -
Death in the dark: Family demands answers after dialysis patient dies at TTH during power outage
14 minutes -
11 Ghanaian Universities to embed One Million Coders certifications in degree programmes
15 minutes -
Government to pilot Electronic Document Wallet in fourth quarter – Sam George
18 minutes -
Kenya minister warns foreigners against ‘misusing’ visas to trade
21 minutes -
NACOC shuts down Amsterdam pub at Laboma over suspected Narcotics activities
21 minutes -
Rescuers dig through debris as seven dead in building collapse in Delhi
22 minutes -
Sam George directs Communications Ministry staff to enrol on One Million Coders programme
29 minutes -
From 4Fs and 3Es to Oxford: Dr George Asiamah tells his ‘back route’ story
30 minutes -
China to pump $54bn into state banks and insurers to boost economy
30 minutes -
Volta Region to get cancer research and treatment centre under CEANA
32 minutes -
OpenAI chief scientist warns no one is prepared for consequences of AI
32 minutes -
‘We don’t know when’ – Affected communities await compensation for Accra-Kumasi expressway
34 minutes