What’s the way out of the Black Sea Grain deal?

The first two cargo ships carrying 20,000 tons of wheat enroute to Africa and Asia last week arrived at a Ukrainian seaport in Southern Odesa Region, weeks after Russia had backed out of the Black Sea Grain deal. The Ukrainian navy created a temporary corridor that is allowing the export of wheat exports, but many worry this is not enough to restore grain supplies. Paul Baker, CEO of International Economics Consulting spoke to CNBC Africa’s Julius Bizimungu for more.