After a preliminary investigation, Ramoscato believed Nairobi had considerable potential. In his view, perhaps more businesses besides textiles could be developed here. Of course, it would be even better if coal mines were confirmed in Kitui. Most importantly, Nairobi currently had no competitors of its own apart from the East African authorities; most of his colleagues were crowded into Mombasa.
On March 28, the discontent of Paris's citizens erupted. The armed citizens of Paris seized control of the city, determined to draw a clear line between themselves and the traitorous French government. On the same day, King Constantin of East Africa began an inspection tour of the inland city of Dodoma.
As Tanzania's capital in his previous life, Dodoma's position in East Africa could be summed up as "a strategic crossroads, ground every military commander would fight over." Put another way, it was utterly unremarkable, with nothing much worth boasting about.
That was indeed the case. Even as Tanzania's capital in his previous life, Dodoma could not compete with Dar es Salaam. The president spent more time in Dar es Salaam than in Dodoma, and many government agencies were unwilling to relocate there. This nominal capital of Dodoma was more like a secondary capital of Dar es Salaam city.
The reason Dodoma had become Tanzania's capital was that it lay at the geometric center of Tanzanian territory. However, the geometric center of the Kingdom of East Africa was now Mbeya city. Dodoma was positioned as a transportation hub in East Africa, but East Africa had far more than one transportation hub on Dodoma's level.
At present, Dodoma was the capital of Plateau Province as well as its agricultural trade and commodity distribution center. Plateau Province focused primarily on agriculture and animal husbandry, and with a population of merely twenty