The East Africa Military Advisory Group, along with military supplies aiding the Orange people, was sent to the Orange Free State. After all, the East Africa Military Advisory Group's public identity was that of Austro-Hungarian Empire after-sales personnel handling the Orange people's weapons purchases.
Weapons after-sales service was a perfectly normal operation, complying with international arms trade procedures while making it easier for East Africa to meddle in the Orange Free State's civil unrest.
If they had openly flown East Africa's banner into the Orange Free State, neither side would have looked good. Although the British and the Transvaalers knew East Africa would certainly come in to stir the pot, so long as no one tore away this fig leaf, everyone could remain "friends" on the surface.
While East Africa's periphery was plunged into misery and suffering, First Town City was holding East Africa's first National Food Festival, forming a stark contrast with the flames of war in the Orange Free State.
Fortunately, East Africa had no news broadcast program, or it would certainly have placed the two side by side for comparison. Of course, while East Africa had no news broadcast program, it did not lack newspapers, so there would definitely be a page promoting this food festival.
"Based on the experience from each regional division last year, food-related coverage should focus on Nairobi city. East Africans are the most particular when it comes to eating, and Nairobi city has the pickiest mouths and the most exacting standards for cuisine in all East Africa. Therefore, this issue should give Nairobi city more space," Mark, president of the East Africa News Agency, instructed his subordinates.
"President, don't worry, we understand all that. After all, many immigrants in Nairobi city came from the Venice region of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, as well