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Is Africa Being Given The Attention They Deserve?

Africa has been isolated for a long time. Despite all the terrorism, bloodshed, poverty, insecurity and disease. A lot of attention is mainly focused on Europe and America giving Africa little attention.
When terrorism attacks, insecurity and alarming situations happen, most focus is instead lit on first world countries and focus is always on them. Yet many people ate suffering in Africa as well. Relief aid comes in but the attention the world gives to Africa is inferior as it would have been the opposite for foreign countries. We believe in a whole world and global village. Alot has been said and done but its only now that it counts. We ought to forget the past and believe that Africa will not be inferior for long. Its people are rising and with time, this will be solved. Equality and freedom is the prayer of a young helpless child down in the Southern Sahara.

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