Ghana encounters tomato shortage after Burkina Faso halts exports
Burkina Faso has halted the export of fresh tomatoes, a move likely to worsen supply shortages in Ghana. In a […]
March 19, 2026
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There’s a looming shortage of tomatoes on the markets across Ghana as the Burkina Faso government has indefinitely banned the