May 8, 2014
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1:51Now PlayingThe Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi OKonjo Iweala, has challenged African leaders to put in place measures that will address the glaring inequalities on the continent.
The minister who spoke during one of the sessions of the World Economic Forum on Africa, identified security, unemployment and infrastructural development as one of the issues that must be prioritised if the young and vulnerable must feel the impact of government.
The minister said "we recognise that Africa is not rising for everybody; that some people are left behind" adding that "there is inequality, we have been growing and the society has become more unequal and we have realised and recognised that we are not creating enough jobs for the number of jobs needed and some have fallen off the train; those at the bottom end of the ladder.
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