Although East Africa indeed has not made much progress in the advancement of world political systems and even had negative impacts, this does not affect the strong economic recovery of East Africa in 1924.
There is only one year remaining until the end of East Africa's "Five-Year Plan", and due to the influence of the European pandemic and global economic depression at the start of the Five-Year Plan, many projects were delayed.
This resulted in large-scale projects in East Africa being finalized as the Five-Year Plan was about to conclude, coupled with the world economy emerging from the depression. In 1924, the East African economy reversed its previous decline, achieving rapid development in various economic and industrial sectors, even surpassing the World War I era.
