Just as the Far East aid group was in the city of Dar es Salaam, new changes were occurring on the African continent.
May 13, 1871.
After securing support from the British, the Italian Kingdom embarked on the road to debt repayment, but as the Kingdom was so impoverished that it was left only with debts, it could only transfer these debts through colonial expansion.
An Italian infantry division landed at Asab Port on the Red Sea coast, officially beginning the Italian government's colonial drive.
This was incredibly important for the Italian Kingdom; if it couldn't ease public anger through colonial endeavors, the Kingdom might explode at any moment.
Asab Port.
Following a simple intimidation, on the morning of May 13, the Italian government drove the Egyptians out of Asab City.
