The Ukraine War and Africa
The pernicious effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continue to be felt in Africa.
The flow of grain from the conflict zone, previously a breadbasket, has been disrupted, global trade has taken a hit and economic growth has been stunted. Now, with both Ukraine and Russia seeking diplomatic support in Africa as the war drags on, we look at what’s at stake for the continent.
Featured Articles
Politics
/Feb 24th, 2026
Russia lures African recruits as Ukraine war reaches fourth year
By African Business
Politics
/Jun 18th, 2024
Ghana President Akufo-Addo: Africa is the greatest victim of ‘bullying’ Russia’s Ukraine war
By Luke Kilian
Politics
/Apr 4th, 2024
Ukraine diary: South Africa’s ambassador talks peace from Kyiv’s air raid shelters
By Chris Bishop
Partner Content
/Jun 11th, 2024
Clear and present danger: extractive exploitation in Africa
By Dr Hannah Muthoni Macharia PhD
Politics
/Mar 7th, 2024
Ukraine launches African charm offensive as Zelensky lays ground for first visit
By Chris Bishop
Politics
/Jul 27th, 2023
Russia-Africa relations will not prosper while Ukraine war drags on
By David Thomas
Energy
/Apr 25th, 2022
‘There’s a massive knock-on from the Ukraine crisis in Africa,’ says Chatham House’s Alex Vines
By AB Voice
Business
/Mar 29th, 2022
What do the Russia-Ukraine war and Covid reveal about Africa’s place in the world?
By AB Voice
Energy
/Mar 28th, 2022
Africa braces for food price inflation as Russia-Ukraine war continues
By AB Voice
