Port of Dar es Salaam.
Ernst set foot on this land once more, his heart brimming with complex emotions, "It's different now!" Indeed, it was different; the Dar es Salaam of today was completely unlike the city he remembered from a past life.
In his previous life, Ernst's first stop in East Africa was Dar es Salaam. At that time, Dar es Salaam was Tanzania's most advanced city, hardly different from cities in most developed countries around the world.
The majority of African countries are like this; although they are quite backward, there are always one or two major cities that serve as windows to the world, hardly different from anywhere else. However, their urbanization rates are very low, and rural areas are in a poor state. Some places shouldn't even be considered rural but rather indigenous reserves, where people live the lives of primitive men.
