Humanitarian crisis that is arising across the globe particularly affects migrants. People who seek a better future. Recent unrest on the EU’s eastern border, clashes between refugees and border guards are making us wonder where this world is heading. Among tens uncertain of tomorrow, in whirling groups we can notice Africans. What are they doing in this part of Europe? What a dreadful journey they had to make to get to this place, everyday being exposed to danger. What pushed these young people to make such a difficult decision? The only answer is extreme poverty. In sub-Saharan Africa, 41% of the population is living at less than £1.25 a day. Many of them live on the edge of existence. In the annual report on human development published by the United Nations (UN), the African countries of Malawi, Liberia, Burundi, Eritrea, Chad, Sierra Leone and Niger are constantly in last place. Lack of education, health care and an unstable economy make the lives of nearly 500 million people impossible to manage. (...)