In New Frankfurt City, Ernst stayed for three days, focusing on inspecting the surrounding environment.
The capital being inland, the city must, like First Town City, avoid developing heavily polluting industries. Hence, all central heavy industrial and resource-based cities are basically not within Ernst's selection range.
Secondly, transportation must be developed, allowing rapid access to all regions nationwide. Many central cities meet this criterion, such as New Frankfurt City, Lusaka, Kabwe, and the southern Copperbelt region, benefiting from the Central Railway, all have convenient transportation.
Then, as for the environment, this is a secondary concern. Most highland areas within East Africa are quite livable, and the landscapes are quite similar.
