The rapid advancement of information communication technology has produced both great promise and great peril for the world. Yet this advancement has also changed the way in which we view the relative disparities that exist. For those of us in the top global income brackets of the world, it is difficult for us to understand the impact with which these disparities are felt. Whether good or bad, these felt disparities infect many of the emerging economies with which the western world conducts business.  When the disparities bring about changes in fair governance, decent living conditions, and a future for children, the relative disparity felt is lessened and is often times not acted on. Unfortunately this is not the case on the most underdeveloped continent in the world: Africa. Yet Africa is the next large emerging market.