March 14, 1891, Bela Port.
After the new year, Bela Port, the number one project in the Mozambique region, has begun to take shape.
In history, Bela Port was initially built in 1891, and East Africa's construction of Bela Port began just six months earlier. In its previous life, Bela Port was one of the main transshipment ports for Zimbabwe, Congo (Gold), Malawi, and Zambia, and the second largest port in Mozambique nationwide, showcasing the advantages of Bela Port.
However, the current situation in Bela is not good. The entire area is experiencing fierce winds, accompanied by heavy rain, challenging this nascent city.
Due to time constraints, many buildings in Bela City are temporary structures, mostly made of wood and earth. Under such extreme weather conditions, the local buildings have suffered significant damage.
"This damn weather, never encountered a hurricane of this magnitude before in Dar es Salaam," the first mayor of Bela City, Borland, said loudly.
