Due to war preparations, the East African government decided to slow development in the Zambia region and prioritize Zimbabwe.
First, it is the construction of a telegraph line from South Salzburg Province to Zimbabwe. This dedicated line differs from the one connecting South Salzburg to Lusaka, as it will run directly from South Salzburg Province to the north bank of the Limpopo River, extending along the riverbank to ensure the Central Government can be updated on frontline news at any time.
Secondly, it's about organizing the local Shona Tribe to build a simple north-south road to ensure smooth transport of food, weapons, and personnel to the front lines.
Meanwhile, the East African Kingdom will construct a series of fortifications within Zimbabwe's territory. Although the possibility of a Boer counterattack is very low, as long as there's a possibility, preparations must be made in advance.
