First Town.
Since East Africa prepared to strengthen its military capabilities in the late eighties, the relevant preparatory work has consumed most of the East African government's energy.
Fortunately, most of the projects in East Africa have been completed, so they are not in a rush and can carry out military deployments in the east, south, and west more calmly.
This also reflects East Africa's current geopolitical disadvantage. Counting the north with Egypt (British), East Africa is surrounded on all sides by enemies, and East Africa also needs to resolve this hidden danger at an appropriate time.
With the commencement of preparations for war, the work of gathering statistics on the population, especially the war-related population, has also begun.
The Black population count is an important criterion; in every war East Africa has engaged in, Black people have been an indispensable group.
