Tackling Poverty in Africa: An Interview with Shanta Devarajan, World Bank Africa Region
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What will it take to eliminate poverty in Africa? Shantayanan Devarajan, chief economist of the World Bank Africa Region, identifies key opportunities and challenges for development.
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Shocking. And to think if the Governments properly funded. If the Governments put their funds instead Agriculture, put them into the theme parks. Such a simple ploy. Yet so obvious. It would bolster the economy and create new jobs for thousands. It would increase education as thousands of Africans would know how to work the rollercoaster and serve popcorn to Caucausians.
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