Return Home

Dar es Salaam city.

Will ultimately chose to work in Bulawayo city. After all, Bulawayo city, situated between Nairobi and Kisangani city, could be said to combine the advantages of both, making it easier for people to accept. Of course, his family had also persuaded him; they hoped Will would be more ambitious, while Nairobi was clearly saturated, with little room left for advancement.

Will had not returned from Europe alone. He had brought his German wife and son with him. Having lived in Germany for many years, a high-quality marriage prospect like Will had naturally been quite popular.

In fact, East African students and workers in Germany found it easy to resolve the matter of marriage, because they were generally in very good financial circumstances and mostly worked in "high-end" industries, with better prospects than ordinary laborers.

In Dar es Salaam city, the person responsible for receiving Will and the others was Edris from the Immigration Office.

For returnee talents like Will, the government had dedicated reception facilities: the Dar es Salaam city Talent Apartments.

After opening the door with a key, Edris introduced the place. "There are three floors in total. Your apartment is on the second floor. A family of three gets one room per person, along with one kitchen, two toilets, and one bathroom. Of course, for those with greater needs, there are also family apartments. The one you'll be staying in temporarily is a family apartment. It wouldn't be too crowded even with five people living here. This is also the largest type of apartment."

Will's wife, Mary, was extremely satisfied. Ever since she had arrived in East Africa with her husband, her impression of the "poor and backward" East Africa he had described had completely changed.

"Will, didn't you say East Africa was very