Africa's Link to the World
When Fuel Prices Rise…
Food Prices Follow
Fuel prices increased → transport costs doubled → food prices rising across markets.
What We're Seeing
on the Ground
Mangoes
Significantly higher
Oranges
Significantly higher
Watermelons
Significantly higher
The Deeper Story
This is not just a Rwanda issue.
It's a regional supply chain reality.
Most of our food moves across borders. When fuel goes up, the cost of moving food becomes the real problem.
What This Means
for Africa
We cannot just focus on production.
We must fix distribution, logistics, and market access.
Because the real gap is not food.
It's connection.
📌 At Afri Soko Connect, this is exactly what we are solving—
building stronger links between farmers, markets, and buyers.
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