The Ukraine-Russia war’s effect on a potential global food crisis

Ukraine is one of the world's top suppliers of wheat, sunflower and corn oil. But those goods are now stranded by war — and there’s a risk of a global food crisis. CBC reporter Margaret Evans explains what Ukrainian farmers are feeling; and Hassan Khannenje, the director of Kenyan think-tank HORN International Institute for Strategic Studies, tells us more about how these shortages affect Africa. We also hear from Harry Nedclu, the policy director of Rasmussen Global and the head of its Free Ukraine Task Force.