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Jay Naidoo

Stephen Sackur speaks to Jay Naidoo, leader of the South African trade union movement during the liberation struggle and a cabinet minister under President Nelson Mandela.

According to Oxfam, South Africa is the most economically unequal country in the World - the wealth of the two richest citizens outstrips that of the poorest 50 per cent of the population. Twenty years after the end of Apartheid, why is that so? Hardtalk speaks to Jay Naidoo, leader of the South African trade union movement during the liberation struggle and a cabinet minister under President Nelson Mandela. Why hasn't freedom reduced inequality?

30 minutes

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Mon 23 Mar 201522:30GMT
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Credits

PresenterStephen Sackur
Interviewed GuestJay Naidoo

Broadcasts

  • Thu 29 Jan 201504:30GMT
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  • Thu 29 Jan 201509:30GMT
    BBC News except UK & UK HD
  • Thu 29 Jan 201516:30GMT
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  • Thu 29 Jan 201521:30GMT
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  • Mon 23 Mar 201504:30GMT
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  • Mon 23 Mar 201509:30GMT
    BBC News except UK & UK HD
  • Mon 23 Mar 201522:30GMT
    BBC News except North America, UK & UK HD