A new Oxfam report has shed light on the alarming levels of wealth inequality in Africa. According to the findings, just four of the continent's richest billionaires now hold more wealth than half of Africa's population, that's around 750 million people. The report, titled "Africa's Inequality Crisis and the Rise of the Super-Rich", was released last week...Now this morning we discuss it further with Kwesi Obeng, He is Accountable Government Lead for Oxfam in Africa. We are also joined by Joel Odigie Akhator - General Seventeen of ITUC-Africa, an African regional organisation of the international trade union confederation

<p>A new Oxfam report has shed light on the alarming levels of wealth inequality in Africa. According to the findings, just four of the continent's richest billionaires now hold more wealth than half of Africa's population, that's around 750 million people. The report, titled "Africa's Inequality Crisis and the Rise of the Super-Rich", was released last week...Now this morning we discuss it further with Kwesi Obeng, He is Accountable Government Lead for Oxfam in Africa. We are also joined by Joel Odigie Akhator - General Seventeen of ITUC-Africa, an African regional organisation of the international trade union confederation</p>