Cabinda.
Like Black Horn City in Belgium, Cabinda, the second city on East Africa's West Coast, is more prosperous than before the war, but this prosperity differs significantly from that of Black Horn City.
Black Horn City is primarily due to Belgians fleeing from their homeland, whereas Cabinda is purely due to trade. The number of merchant ships from East Africa heading to Europe and South America has significantly increased. Gabon remains undeveloped, geographically making Cabinda the first city for East Africa's trade with Western Europe and South America.
World War I not only caused chaos in Europe, but also saw European powers retracting in other regions, such as South America. Now that the UK is at war with Germany, a power vacuum has formed in South America, and the markets originally dominated by the UK, France, and Germany must naturally yield to East Africa and the US.
