"Moreover, immigration still needs to focus primarily on the inland Matebel Province, so we cannot make major changes strategically, especially considering that immigration to the eastern regions is still too large compared to other areas."
Ernst said so, but in reality, the eastern regions do not have a large population. Even excluding the arid regions of Somali and Kenya, the east still possesses nearly two million square kilometers of land, making the population of less than twenty million seem very sparse.
"Matebel Province is an industrial province with a strong demand for industrial workers. However, due to its inland location, the province has a relatively small population. And now, with the immigration market down, the government must exercise subjective initiative in work distribution to facilitate the spread of East Africa's population from the east to inland and other regions."
