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Ghana’s land and sea borders had been closed for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the reopening has brought relief to communities along the border, health and security concerns have popped up.

Russia's economy is set to crater under the weight of massive sanctions. But the measures are also raising new risks in the US, UK, and EU economies.

Sankofa: How The Popular Ghana-Made Fridges Of The 1960s Were Sold

The knock-on effects of the war will add further strain to global food supply and price inflation.

#Jamaica, March 18, 2022 – World Travel Awards – (WTA) – will host its Caribbean & North America Gala Ceremony 2022 at Sandals Montego Bay, Jamaica. The leading travel industry figureheads and decision-makers from across the region will attend the red-carpet gala reception on 14 June 2022.Voting for WTA’s Caribbean and North America categories is […]

Russia's status as the largest exporter of wheat in the world is causing disquiet in many countries following its military incursion into Ukraine...

#Jamaica, March 16, 2022 – Agriculture and Fisheries Minister, Hon. Pearnel Charles Jr., says the conflict in Eastern Europe presents an opportunity for Jamaica to become more self-sufficient in food production.  He said the effect of the conflict “means that there could be challenges but also significant opportunities for us to shift our dietary focus […]

Mintel Consulting Senior Trends Consultant discusses the future of food production, food waste and sustainable food production

Consumers could soon be paying more for a loaf of bread because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Singapore imposed sanctions against Russia unilaterally notwithstanding the absence of any binding UN Security Council decision. The last time…