East Africa is busy digging on one side, but on the other side, it can't pay attention to the situation in Spain and the United States, because there are more important matters to attend to domestically.
April 1, 1898.
The East African Government officially passed the proposal to move the capital to Rhein City. Relocating the capital is undoubtedly a complex and large-scale project. Fortunately, from the beginning, First Town City was not designed as a major city. It has a small population and industry, and is close to Dar es Salaam City, so apart from its political status, it is not prominent in other respects, which provides convenience for the East African Government.
This is quite understandable. Like the capital of the Far East Empire in a previous life, which had a registered population of over ten million. If a decision like moving the capital in East Africa were to be made, there would be more than ten million opponents, which is overwhelming just to think about.
