On the breadline
Photos by Kess Bohan

Bread is getting more expensive because wheat prices have shot up. Poor harvests due to an increasingly erratic climate and the fuel crisis could have contributed to this problem.

It's not an Egyptian problem. It's a global problem. Egypt gets hit a bit harder because it is a developing nation, stuck between Africa and the Middle East, between the desert and the sea.

 

Kess Bohan is a Director of Photography
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