Event · treaty
The Kisumu Line
Africa divides at the equator between Mandate and Settlement.
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2150s–2190s · Africa divides at the equator along the Kisumu Line: Belt and Road debts and protection treaties bring the north into the Mandate; Congo hydropower and South Africa anchor the south in the Settlement · Chinese investment in Africa; Indian Ocean trade
The Kisumu Line · Africa north and south of the equator · Cuts Kenya and Uganda in two and partitions the East African Highlands Federation; the Congo Basin Commonwealth loses its northern bend. Divided families, smuggling, defection
The southern East African Highlands · Tanzania, and Kenya and Uganda south of the equator · \~0.1 billion · A frontier Threshold polity on the Mandate's African border · Partitioned by the Kisumu Line