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Do you live live in the Developed World? Have you ever wondered what life is like in the Third World? Obviously, life is not the same in these two worlds that exist on the same planet. Life in Africa in particular is not what they always think it is out there. Africans no longer live in trees but there are many things that happen that make you think they still do. To leave that at that, Africa is so full of experiences that are worth relating with the rest of the world. The Developed World has always been in the limelight even when the most insignificant things happen. This is because they have the most sophisticated technology that manages to do just so. This book therefore tries to overcome obstacles of technology. It tells daily African Experience as it happens it is not twisted in any way, not told in metaphors too hard to decipher. It is told in plain English.