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Food shortages could lead to more riots

Liesl Peyper

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Russian President Vladimir Putin's stance to sustain war in Ukraine will start affecting other countries' food security. Photo: Archive

Russian President Vladimir Putin's stance to sustain war in Ukraine will start affecting other countries' food security. Photo: Archive

Serious riots and protests could soon break out in Southern Africa due to the looming food shortages as a result of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, experts warn.

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