East Africa also caught up with the good times; in addition to the multipolar pattern, it also caught the last train of colonialism, the concentrated outbreak period of the capitalist crisis, and the outbreak of contradictions among imperialist groups, all of which were at the forefront of the era. This is the fundamental reason for East Africa's successful takeoff.
Ernst continued: "Currently, our country's population is mainly concentrated around the equatorial region, including the central regions (primarily the Zambezi and southern Congo) and the Bohemian Industrial Zone (mainly Zimbabwe), the eastern coast (primarily the coasts of Tanzania and Mozambique), and the western coast (primarily the coast of Angola), accounting for 60% of the national population."
"The next densely populated regions are the Great Lakes Region and the south, and lastly, the north and southwest regions."
