How Russia-Ukraine conflict could influence Africa’s food supplies | Citypress

Wheat and other grains are back at the heart of geopolitics following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Both countries play a major role in the global agricultural market. African leaders must pay attention

From an African agriculture perspective, the impact of the war will be felt in the near term through the global agriculture commodity prices channel.

But rising commodity prices are bad news for consumers who have already experienced food price rises over the past two years. But from Africa’s perspective, Russia and Ukraine’s agricultural imports from the continent are marginal –

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