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for the parched local produce. explaining sharp comments from kenya s foreign ministry this week, one official calming president putin s decision a stab in the back . then again once again ukraine cannot supply the grain, there will be a big problem indeed in sudan and i see kenya going that way. putin says his decision is final. the eu says it will spark a global hunger crisis. and so are the worrying scenes in kenya now a harbinger of unrest elsewhere to come? joining me now is the chief economist of the world food programme, arif husain. what is the impact of this rise in the wheat prices and the corn prices? the wheat prices and the corn rices? . .