The World Economic Forum on Africa has kicked off in Durban. South Africa's President Jacob Zuma has visited some of the exhibitions at the International Convention Centre. WEF Africa aims to promotw inclusive growth and address the many imbalances on the continent. Despite slow economic growth, President Zuma remains upbeat about South Africa's prospects.
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