Consolidating the Economy

"Mr. John Lydes, could you provide more detailed information on the three cities? After being away from East Africa for so long, I no longer know much about it," Will said.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Will, but I actually don't know much about East Africa's various cities either. After all, there are many cities in East Africa now, and the information in your hands was sent from home. But if you ask me, Nairobi and Bulawayo city should be the best choices. Both places have railways, and that alone is something Kisangani city cannot match at present. Besides, Kisangani city is said to be in the Congo Basin in western East Africa. You must have lived on the plateau before, so the climate there should suit you better."

"All right. If there's no rush, I'd like to think it over for a while first. It would be best if I could get more news from home," Will said.

"The date is the thirteenth of next month, so you still have more than ten days to consider it. Please give us your reply as soon as possible. I currently work at the Mit Street branch. Go there and give them my name. The result must be sent back home first, so they can make preparations there. The third of next month is the final deadline," John Lydes said.

"No problem!" Will said. This was enough time for him to discuss it with his family. What Will wanted most was to communicate with them first.

Afterward, Will and Factory Director Grelling saw John Lydes off together.

Grelling said, "Mr. Will, before you leave, you should first hand over your work properly. Your departure is, after all, a loss for our factory."

Though he said so, Grelling was not truly desperate enough for talent