That said, it did not mean Ernst would do nothing. Since the education and training system had yet to be established, they could first separate research from learning, laying some groundwork for the future.
So-called research meant that the East African government would invest in establishing official scientific research institutions, gathering highly educated talent and elites in scientific fields in East Africa to engage in theoretical and practical scientific research.
In a few years, once East Africa had completed its secondary education system, it could establish corresponding universities. At that point, the talents gathered in East Africa could continue to shine and give off heat. In short, the priority was to recruit talent and keep it in East Africa.
June 7, 1873.
Soga City.
The Soga City Government had officially been established at the beginning of the year, becoming one of the cities under Central Province. However, the newly established Soga City seemed exceedingly deserted. There were people maintaining the city's sanitation and order, but the lack of human presence left the entire city without much vitality.
Soga East Train Station.
A brand-new train slowly pulled into the station, but only several men in suits stepped down from it.
A young man carrying a leather suitcase introduced the place to the person beside him. "Professor Kurland, we have arrived at our destination. This is Soga City in East Africa."
Professor Kurland looked around from side to side, utterly unable to imagine that this was the Africa of legend. When he had disembarked at Dar es Salaam city, he could still understand it, since port cities around the world were much the same, and it was not impossible to accept Dar es Salaam city being somewhat more prosperous. But once he boarded East Africa's train, Professor Kurland found it rather