In short, the shortcomings and weaknesses of these regions are too prominent, and the overall conditions are far inferior to the Great Lakes Region.
Therefore, the Great Lakes Region will be one of the key areas for development during the fourth and fifth plans of East Africa. This has always been a pattern of economic development in East Africa, from the initial eastern coastal area, to the Westward Movement's development of the central region, and finally to the new western development.
Now it is finally the turn of the Great Lakes Region, which is considered to be a veteran area in East Africa, given that its incorporation into the East African territory occurred relatively early in history.
Having spoken about the Great Lakes Region, Ernst began to shift the discussion to the south, which can essentially be understood as South Africa. However, due to the presence of the United Kingdom's South African colony, it is more accurate to refer to it as the southern region.
