African Entrepreneurship Chronicles
Chapter 542

Bureau of Cultural and Religious Affairs

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Colonization had to be done step by step. Without four or five years, it would be impossible for Sigmaringen to gain a firm foothold there. With East Africa's shining example before him, Prince Karl did not want to simply pursue traditional colonization. New-style colonization was now in vogue.

Of course, this unconventional form of colonization also depended on the colonizer's strength. Take the Hohenzollern-Prussian line, for instance—they would never follow the path of Hechingen and Sigmaringen. After all, Germany itself was already a top-tier great power.

Both Hechingen and Sigmaringen, however, were minor European principalities that barely ranked on the map. Building their own nations in Africa was therefore clearly more appealing. The two families had already reached their limits in Europe. As for going into business like Ernst or taking Sigmaringen's military path, that required considerable wisdom.

Nairobi city.

"Director, we've completed the investigation. No. 202, Thirteenth Street, Second District—that is the location of the Italian Cultural and Educational School."

"Mm. These Italians are truly cunning, hiding an illegal educational organization inside a residence. They really thought they could escape our sharp eyes?"

"Director, when do we begin the arrests?"

"Not yet. Once I've spoken with the Education Bureau and the Bureau of Cultural and Religious Affairs, we'll draw up an arrest plan. Keep watching them for now, and don't let any information leak."

"Yes, Director. I'll make the arrangements over the next few days."

That evening, the Bureau of Cultural and Religious Affairs, the Nairobi Police Department, and the Nairobi city Education Bureau reached a consensus on cracking down on illegal cultural dissemination.

"The central government attaches extreme importance to the cultural and religious spheres. Nairobi has many former Italians, but they are all Germans now. When the forest is large, all kinds of birds gather within

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