Ernst expanded East Africa’s influence while Britain tried to isolate it, and he used covert support for Afghan rebels to divert British attention. At home, he pushed water conservancy, industry, and…
Ernst advanced East Africa’s infrastructure, industry, military training, and diplomatic reach while negotiating Sigmaringen’s expansion into Chad and securing permission to develop the Southern…
An outbreak in Rovenaad Village remained contained as East Africa tightened quarantine and weighed the settlement’s future. Meanwhile, Japan’s resistance to East Africa’s occupation of the Southern…
East Africa expanded its infrastructure, industries, and overseas ambitions while Britain encouraged the Transvaal Restoration Army to oppose it. The arc ended with Ernst demonstrating the royal…
Ernst expanded East Africa’s plans for rubber, energy, electricity, and agricultural development while East Africa covertly aided the divided Orange forces. The stretch ended with Somalia’s leaders…
Ernst expanded East Africa’s border trade, labor cooperation, railway plans, and industrial development while maneuvering among European powers and responding to international crises. After returning…
Ernst and East Africa’s officials expanded infrastructure, industry, and military preparations while managing rival powers and regional development. The stretch left East Africa preparing for future…
East Africa expanded its infrastructure and military preparations while weighing the threats posed by Portugal, Britain, and the newly independent Boer Republic. The discovery of oil at Lake Turkana…
East Africa strengthened its industries, infrastructure, and defenses while preparing for a possible war with Britain, Portugal, and the Boer Republic. The South African Triple Alliance formed and…
Britain, Portugal, and the Boer Republic declared war on East Africa, but East African forces blunted the attacks and launched counteroffensives on the southern and Mozambique fronts. By late June…
East Africa seized the initiative by reopening New Hamburg City’s supply route, defeating Portugal in Angola, and recovering the Southern Frontier Province. As its forces prepared to finish the war in…
East Africa captured Maputo, defeated and surrounded the Allied forces in Mozambique, and advanced into Natal and toward Cape Town while Britain and Portugal considered peace. As East Africa rejected…
East Africa secured a costly peace with Britain and Portugal, annexed Angola and Mozambique, and expanded its influence onto Madagascar. It then shifted toward rebuilding its military and developing…
East Africa expanded farms, railways, roads, and settlement across its southern territories while negotiating economic ties with Germany and Austria-Hungary. The arc ended with Wang Desen’s family…
East Africa seized Kauai during the Hawaiian crisis, then turned its attention to railways, a future inland capital, industry, and agricultural expansion. As immigration policy shifted and East…
East Africa expanded its railways, energy systems, industry, and population into underdeveloped regions while managing diplomacy and war in Asia. The arc left the government focused on consolidating…
East Africa expanded its infrastructure, industries, and borders while pursuing a foothold in Mindanao. The purchase brought a violent campaign against the Moros and plans for mass settlement, as…
East Africa expanded its education system, prepared Rhine City as its new capital, and began developing an air force while supporting Spain against the United States. Spain lost its colonies in the…
Ernst moved East Africa’s capital to Rhine City, pursued industrial and diplomatic growth, and negotiated limited naval cooperation with Germany. As the country’s power and population expanded, he…
After its founding parade, East Africa mapped out industrial, transport, and urban expansion while recruiting Russian specialists and competing cities pursued growth plans. The arc ends with Ernst…