The report summarized, "With electricity and communication, they can finally connect with the outside world, access information, and even start attempting small-scale agricultural production.
The arrival of these modern industrial goods has not only changed the living conditions of the local people but also altered the political landscape."
The report in the senator's hands did not come from official channels but was provided by local African media and some so-called "charitable" organizations.
The contents of the report were detailed and vivid, like a painting depicting life in Africa, slowly unfolding before the senator's eyes.
These "Warthogs" were like diligent worker bees, shuttling between the blue sky and the wilderness, sprinkling fragments of modern civilization onto Africa, that piece of land forgotten by the world.
