At The Most Basic Level, The Key

The Essence Of Africa's Crisis Is Fundamentally Its Extreme Poverty And Therefore Its Inability To Mobilize Out Of Its Own Resources Even The Barest Of Minimum Resources To Address Any Of The Public Health Crises That Africa Faces.

Tax The Rich. End The Wars. Break The Power Of Lobbies In Washington. These Are The Demands Of Occupy Wall Street. They Are Very Important. The Us Corporations Dominate Washington. The Big Oil Companies, Wall Street Banks And The Military-industrial Complex - They Rule This Country And Their Influence And Power Has To Be Broken.

Business Often Does A Good Job Supporting Communities: The Arts, Universities, And Scientific Enterprises... But That Philosophy Has Rarely Reached Poor Countries. Even Businesses That Are Enlightened In Their Home Bases See Africa, Latin America, And Parts Of Asia As Places To Exploit Natural Resources Or Use Cheap Labor.

My Concern Is Not That There Are Too Many Sweatshops, But That There Are Too Few.

The Essence Of Africa's Crises Is Fundamentally It's Extreme Poverty.