GHAZNI CITY (Pajhwok): Residents of southern Ghazni province say food prices have skyrocketed during the holy month of Ramadan and many people are unable to afford them.
Mohammad Akram, a resident of Ghazni city, told Pajhwok Afghan News that food prices used to rise every year during Ramadan, but his year the food prices were higher than ever before.
He added: "Previously, the price of a kilogram of tomatoes was 40 afghanis but now it has gone up to 100 afghanis. Earlier, the price of a kilogram of okra was 50 afghanis, now it is sold for 120 afghanis and . . .
