Britain had just taught East Africa a lesson when Germany approached. However, the Germans were clearly unwilling to fall out with the British, and at this time, relations between the two countries seemed to be maintained quite well on the surface.
"Your Majesty Constantine, do you need Germany's help? We have heard about Britain's sanctions on East Africa, which are not very friendly to your country's development," Ambassador Klein asked.
"Thank you for your country's concern. If we need it, we will not hesitate to ask for help." Constantine declined Germany's goodwill.
In fact, there is nothing East Africa desperately needs at the moment. If it were a decade ago, East Africa would certainly not have adopted this attitude, but times have changed now.
