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all of the Millennium Development Goals by 2015, but that they remain achievablein Africa. He emphasized that US$72 billion per year are necessary to achieve thegoals by 2015. He stressed the urgency of taking action to strengthen commitmentsto change the course of history and bring development to Africa and the rest of theworld. 7Poverty reduction is Africa has been discussed over decades. There are wellplannedstrategies in the hands of the UN community. There are countless numbersof experts on poverty reduction schemes. All over the world, there are messagecarriers, well wishers, donors, and volunteers to support poverty reduction. Today,the global community of experts and UN aware - What to do, When, Why, and Howto do. Then why the UN fails to reduce poverty? The biggest challenge facing theUnited Nations is not developing plans or strategies-but only to bring those plans andwords into implemental powerful actions. Over the decades, the role played by UnitedNations in reducing poverty is not as effective as expected, irrespective of well knownstrategies and numerous international conference discussions, dialogues. UN needs toacquire consistent abilities, courage and strength to implement and continue to strivefor eradication of poverty completely. More or less the UN works as a system ofexperts producing more plans and fewer actions. In this essay, I briefly highlight howUN should encourage local poor people in the Least Developed Countries (LDC) ofAfrica to empower themselves to eradicate poverty. As corruption and lack of goodgovernance continues to hinder the growth across Africa, the essay proposes severalstrategies to face these growing challenges.Unfortunately, today,“poverty is sold”by so called experts, social and human7247 UN Africa and MDGs High‐Level Events Bulletin, September 28, 2008.