Chapter 361 K-001
Over the next month, East Africa began making full use of the Far Eastern aid delegation. To make people work willingly, one had to understand the lure of profit. The Kingdom of East Africa's offer was quite good: besides basic living guarantees, it also offered high wages. However, everything was paid in Rheinland Shield circulating internally within East Africa—earn money in East Africa, spend it in East Africa; don't even think about taking a single shield home.
At the same time, these doctors were assigned East African professional titles, making them public employees in the medical field. Faced with what the East African government was doing, Li Ge and And could only stare helplessly, utterly powerless.
Under East Africa's vigorous efforts to win them over, quite a few people were indeed tempted. Yet most still wanted to return to the Far East. Doctors were highly paid wherever they went and did not live badly. Moreover, most Far Eastern doctors were highly educated, and their attachment to returning to their roots was even stronger.
East Africa understood this as well, but it did not matter. There would always be a steady stream of Far Eastern talent coming to the Kingdom of East Africa to fill these vacancies, until East African medicine had developed completely.
September 13, 1871.
King Constantin personally arrived in Dar es Salaam city. After years of development, the transportation burden borne by Dar es Salaam city had grown increasingly heavy.
Therefore, even before Dar es Salaam city's reconstruction three years earlier, East Africa had opened a new port seven kilometers southeast of the original harbor to share the old port's burden.
This new port was mainly responsible for East Africa's bulk commodity imports and exports, immigrants, important imported equipment, and similar business. The old