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A view of the Koumassi food market in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, 10 March 2022. Economist and senior analyst at the South African Centre for Risk Analysis Bheki Mahlobo has indicated fuel and food price increases are amongst some of the knock-on effects that Africans can expect as a result of the current Russia-Ukraine conflict. Increases have already been felt across the continent with more expected. Due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, global supply chains have been interrupted and as a result, the price of wheat jumped to its highest levels since 2012. (Photo by Legnan Koula/EPA/EFE)
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