Warm Castle.
The most important military fortress in southern East Africa, and also the frontrunner against the Transvaal people in East Africa. Over the years, the Boers have not been idle, having begun constructing defensive works on the southern bank of the Fite River even before the civil war.
Therefore, now opposite Warm Castle, there is also a large military fortress built by the Boers, and with British technical support, it was constructed very professionally. Even using the current heavyweight artillery produced in East Africa, it is probably difficult to conquer, unless the imported large-caliber coastal defense cannons are mobilized from the coast to the front line.
After the end of the civil war, the Transvaal people were able to continue constructing the southern defense line of the Fite River, echoing the northern Fite River defense line in East Africa.
