However, it is obvious that East Africa cannot return to the era of slavery, which has caused many important projects to slow down.
Yards continued: "By redistributing water resources regionally, making them more evenly distributed, and expanding the boundaries of the Empire's agriculture and ecology, this can be considered as opening new resources."
"And in the terminal water use areas, through technical means, controlling the water consumption and improving water use efficiency, this is frugality."
"We take the three southern provinces as experimental areas to explore regional water transfer projects. From Apington to Kimberley and Bloemfontein, then to Otto and Gaborone, and New Hamburg Port City east of the Drakensberg Mountains, Maputo forms a powerful southern city cluster, becoming a new economic pole of the Empire."
After discussing water-saving agriculture, the main discussion in the agricultural field of the East African Government is comprehensive land reform.
