Tunisian Prime Minister Hamadi Djebali has given his advice on how to tackle the continued rise in price of indispensable goods (which he fears might go on until the sacred month of Ramadan): don't buy products which are too expensive or which haven't got a price tag on it. The curious recommendation was offered by Djebali during an interview to television channel Watanya 1, during which he said that "the consumer has to defend himself and boycott those products he finds too expensive", also criticising the fact that some products don't have a price tag on them.(ANSAmed).
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