Ghana's onion industry will soon be completely wiped out if challenges hampering its growth are not dealt with.
Ten years ago, the industry was a bustling one. But today, Ghana is forced to import onions from a number of African countries to feed homes and eateries across the country.
In the first of Citi Business News' series dubbed “LEFT TO DIE” which looks at industries which previously were thriving but now are close to extinction and taken over by foreign players.
We throw the spotlight on the onion industry.
Click below to listen to full audio report
–
By: Jessica Ayorkor Aryee/citibusinessnews.com/Ghana



Govt releases GH¢9.1 billion covering six quarters of DACF to MMDAs - Ayariga
Manhyia South MP charged over alleged GH¢9.85m loss to SIC Life
'I didn’t know the process would be that fast' – Nana B explains missing NPP swe...
'Who is Karbo to defy my orders?' – Buttey fumes over NPP conference clash
'Kojo Bamba can’t stop NDC' – Gbande warns NPP against shielding anyone from arr...
Fire destroys property building in Koforidua
Mahama pardons 863 convicted persons, 11 from death sentence
National Cathedral site reverts to government as Attorney-General reviews audit
NDC confirms Dzifa Gunu’s disqualification from La Dadekotopon constituency secr...
Nigeria's Tinubu confirms 32 dead after military plane crash
