The evolution of the world can be traced back 40,000 to what we are calling today the continent of Africa. It is the oldest and the most contradictory continent. It is probably the most environmentally preserved and beautiful place in the world, but it is also a continent dominated by hunger, civil wars, AIDS, and corruption. It is a continent where the majority of the population uses the word "survival" on a regular base. Survival and a way of living became synonyms in countries like South Africa and Sierra Leone without even mentioning Somalia and Ethiopia. Africa is a continent that has strict rules and laws for its citizens. However, these are not rules imposed by governments; the kings and the presidents change at a rate that is too high to make it possible to emit any rules that would enforce at least an apparent order in the society. These are rules made by the cruel reality of the worse three things existing in Africa: the economical situation that has only one meaning-poverty, the rapid growth of AIDS that is accompanied by a disastrous death rate, and the political situation that is best known in that part of the world as corruption. These three factors can answer the multitude of the questions that the international community is struggling to answer for a long time as "why is it that in Africa people are always fighting and dying?" or "why don't the governments stop it? These characteristics of the African society are also posing some questions that cannot be answered as fast as the previous ones: "when is the present situation going to stop? "who should stop it? and even "is it worth trying to change anything?" These questions are complicated on the outside and scary in essence, but someday somebody should take the initiative and answer them. Hopefully it will be soon, otherwise the situation will become even worse than it is now, but hope is not the most suitable word in this case, and this is why .
