At the end of 1898, with the relocation of the capital underway, it was finally time for the royal family members to move inland.
"Now, Rhein City already has a population of sixty thousand citizens, various infrastructure is basically complete, and once the Central Government and the royal family relocate there, we can guarantee that there won't be major errors."
"However, there are also some details to pay special attention to. First, this relocation may temporarily affect the railway systems to some extent, and, secondly, after the relocation, all government departments and citizens nationwide need to adapt," the subordinate reported to Ernst.
Ernst said, "In that case, first confirm with all levels of government, departments, and the national populace that Rhein City officially becomes the new capital of East Africa, and make sure to establish this through newspapers, wireless radio broadcasts, etc."
