Strategically, from the very beginning the Southern German Kingdom was a state fostered by East Africa as a demographic buffer, used to separate East Africa from Black Africa, while also serving as an agent to cause trouble for the British.
Today, the geographical conception of Black Africa cannot be compared with that of the previous world at all. In the previous world, Black Africa meant the whole of Sub-Saharan Africa, whereas after the emergence of East Africa, the living space of Black Africa, or rather of African Blacks, has been drastically compressed.
Aside from West Africa, in what used to be Central Africa, North Africa, East Africa, and South Africa, whites or mixed-race groups have become the absolute mainstream.
