Red Sea shipping attacks prompt Africa price concerns

By AfricaPost January 7, 2024220 views

The disruption to global supply chains from Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping could hit African countries struggling with rising prices, including Ghana, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.

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