Food inflation in some selected African countries

The graph above shows the food inflation of some selected African economies in June, some of which are the biggest economies in Africa.

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Egypt tops the chart with a 22.40 percent food inflation rate, followed by Nigeria, the biggest economy in Africa by GDP at 20.60 percent, then Kenya at 13. 40 percent, Botswana follows at 9.60, followed by South Africa with 8.60 percent, afterward Morocco at 8.40 percent and the least on the chart is Namibia at seven percent.

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