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A minister claims some Nigerian staple food prices have dropped by up to 50%, but official statistics show food cost about a fifth more than a year ago. The post Nigeria Says Food Prices Fell Up to 50%, Data Differ appeared first on The Rio Times.
Climate change has started hitting the food markets in Kenya and shoppers are feeling the pinch. In the capital Nairobi and across much of the country, rising prices are forcing consumers to make tough choices - buying and eating less.
A powerful El Niño has left India with its weakest monsoon in more than a decade, threatening crops, draining reservoirs and raising food-price risks in the world’s most populous nation.
Kenyan inflation accelerated to the highest level in more than two and a half years in September, driven by higher energy and food prices.
Tokyo, Sept. 30 (Jiji Press)--The number of food items in Japan whose prices have been raised or are set to be raised this year stands at 20,187, surpassing 20,000 for two years in a row, a survey by Teikoku Databank Ltd. showed Wednesday. Food makers in the country plan to raise prices for 3,153 items in October, a slight decrease from 3,161 items a year before, according to the Japanese r...
Bolivia food prices are climbing after the diesel subsidy ended. Families in La Paz say they need double the budget; the minimum wage is worth about US$275. The post Bolivia Food Prices Climb After Diesel Cut; Minimum Wage Now Worth About US$275 appeared first on The Rio Times.
GUYANA · ECONOMY Key Facts —What happened Guyana’s unemployment rate fell to 6.2%, its 2026 Mid-Year Report says. —How big The government counts more than 156,000 new jobs created since 2020. —The catch Food prices rose 6.7% in the same first half of 2026. —What it means Guyana’s labour force has grown 47.8% since early […] The post Guyana’s Unemployment Falls to 6.2% as Food Prices Climb appeared first on The Rio Times.
Supreme Court ruling in K.C. Cinema vs State of Jammu and Kashmir case termed cinema halls as private properties of its owners and upheld their right to prohibit patrons from bringing outside food and beverages, holding that such restrictions are not against public interest, safety or welfare