The benefits are also quite obvious, these infrastructure projects are launched quickly, allowing the East African Government to recover construction costs sooner, and continuously obtain subsequent profits, accelerating the accumulation of initial capital.
As for some "man-made disasters" caused by engineering problems, for the previous East African Government, these could be ignored, as the overall benefits were more important to them.
However, this development model definitely cannot continue now. Firstly, with decades of educational and industrial development, East Africa has trained a large number of more specialized technical personnel; secondly, the thoughts of East African citizens have changed along with the country's development; and lastly, with the advancement of information technology, it is unlikely for the East African Government to treat some man-made disasters as if "nothing happened" like in the past.
