Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

For education, the federal governments of Southern Africa attach great importance to it. When Roque arrived in Oak Town, the first thing he did was to set up a school for the children of Chinese police officers. This matter continues to this day.

Influence.

After Roque became prime minister, he urged every state in southern Africa to establish at least one university. This goal has now been achieved.

The state with the most developed education is Nyasaland. As the most famous institution of higher learning in southern Africa, the University of Nyasaland has ranked among the world's first-class universities.

The oldest one is the University of Good Hope, founded in 1873.

Compared with the University of Nyasaland, the development of the University of Good Hope is not very good.

However, as the only institution of higher learning in Cape State, the University of Good Hope at least has a high status in Cape State.

Coupled with the fact that governments at all levels of the Southern African Federation have always attached great importance to talents, some people feel a little uneasy.

James Harold is 55 years old. He was born in Cape Town. He was educated in the UK since childhood and graduated from the famous University of St. Andrews with a doctorate in law.

The Second Boer War ended in 1902, the year James Harrold graduated from the University of St. Andrews.

At that time, there was a severe shortage of high-quality talents in southern Africa. Some staff of the federal government did not even know the words, and several ministers had to share a secretary. At that time, Adelaide formulated a talent plan, hoping to introduce high-quality talents from Europe.

As a native of southern Africa, James Harold received the first invitations from the colonial government at that time.

What makes people speechless is that James Harrold rejected Adelaide's invitation and chose to stay and work in the UK instead of serving Southern Africa.

This is normal. Everyone has his or her own ambitions, and everyone has the right to pursue a happy life.

Even if you think you live a happy life.

Reality soon struck James Harold hard.

After the outbreak of the world war, Britain went from bad to worse while southern Africa prospered.

By the end of the World War, the overall economy of southern Africa had surpassed that of the United Kingdom. At this time, Cape State extended an invitation to James Harrold for the second time.

What is chilling is that James Harrold once again rejected Cape State's invitation.

At that time, James Harold was already well-known in London.

The profession of lawyer has a high status in the UK. Many British politicians are lawyers. James Harrold was already famous at that time and was seeking a seat in the regional parliament. It was normal for him to refuse the invitation from Cape State.

But James Harrold chose the Liberal Party.

British Liberal Party.

Not the Liberal Party of Southern Africa.

Remember the Liberal rout after the world wars?

After the rise of the Labor Party, the Liberal Party's number of seats in the British Parliament dropped from 158 to 40.

As a result, James Harrold missed the opportunity to become a regional MP and became a victim of internal strife in British politics.

James Harold was unwilling to fail and fought repeatedly.

Until the Great Depression hit.

The Great Depression caused immeasurable damage to Britain. James Harold's own law firm also closed down during the Great Depression, and James Harold himself even went bankrupt for a time.

At this time, the University of Good Hope once again extended an invitation to James Harrold.

From the very beginning of colonial government.

to Cape State later.

Then to the University of Good Hope.

It is not difficult to see that James Harrold's importance continues to decline.

This time James Harold finally had no qualifications to be proud of. After leaving southern Africa for nearly 30 years, James Harold returned to his hometown for the first time.

James Harrold couldn't believe the changes in his hometown.

Cape Town is no longer the largest city in southern Africa.

Not even qualified to be in the top ten.

The city with the largest population and the largest economic aggregate in southern Africa is Los Angeles.

The second largest city is Salisbury, the capital of Rhodesia.

The third largest city is Pretoria, the capital.

Next are Edward, Walvis Bay, Kimberley, Lourenço Marquez, Elizabeth, and St. George, the capital of Tanganyika state, etc.

Cape Town ranks only 11th among cities in Southern Africa.

In the UK, James Harrold has actually realized the prosperity of Southern Africa from the movies shot in Southern Africa.

However, movie lenses are optional.

Therefore, James Harold does not think that Southern Africa in the movie is Southern Africa in reality.

But the problem is that Southern Africa in reality is more advanced, more prosperous, and more dynamic than the Southern Africa in the movie.

This set James Harold on fire.

Compared with the British Empire, it seems that southern Africa now has more lucrative opportunities!

That's right, James Harrold never gave up on his dream of being a parliamentarian.

After accepting the invitation from the University of Good Hope, James Harold's official position was Professor of Law at the University of Good Hope.

Law school professors are not deans. There may be many professors in a university in southern Africa, but only one dean.

The salary of professors is actually pretty good.

Heslin's current identity is also a professor.

James Harold’s decision was supported by Adrian Noah, dean of the University of Good Hope Law School, and John Ackerman, editor-in-chief of the Cape Town Evening News.

Adrian Noah supports James Harold in the hope that James Harold will bring greater support to the University of Good Hope after becoming a member of Parliament.

John Ackerman's reasons are more pure. He and James Harold have been neighbors since childhood, and the two have always had a good relationship.

In Chinese terms, it means growing up with bare buttocks.

Now James Harold still doesn't know what consequences his remarks in the newspaper will bring.

James Harrold just followed the British custom of making out-of-the-ordinary remarks to gain attention and gain public attention.

This is difficult to do in the UK, because the mainstream media in the UK, such as The Times, simply do not bother to interview a small character like James Harold.

I never thought it would be so easy to do in Cape Town.

James Harrold has now begun charting his course into politics.

The first step is to seek membership as a Cape Town City Councillor.

Then there's the Cape State state assemblyman.

Then there are the congressmen and the speaker

If all goes well, follow the development designed by James Harrold.

Then John Ackerman believes that James Harrold may be qualified to compete for prime minister in five years.

"This is really not a fantasy. You should know that Lord Nyasaland's reputation in southern Africa is unshakable. As long as Lord Nyasaland is running for election, others will not be qualified to compete at all. So in the end, it is Starr who

"Whether Dr. Jameson is running for the Progressive Party or Dr. James Harold is running for the Progressive Party, it actually makes no difference." John Ackerman's words made James Harold a little bit

sad.

The Dr. Starr Jameson mentioned by John Ackerman is the Dr. Starr Jameson who is reported to be dead every year, but never dies every year.

This man is also strange. Thirty years ago, there was news that Dr. Starr Jameson was in poor health and was about to die.

But he's not dead yet.

Most of his contemporaries are dead.

"Even if you can't enter the Palace of Justice, it would be good to become a member of the Cape State Assembly." James Harold recognized the reality. In southern Africa, as long as Roque is alive, the Palace of Justice will have the surname Ro.

"If you want to be a Cape State MP, then you have to watch what you say." John Ackerman knows more about southern Africa than James Harrold.

"Hahahaha, John, you don't understand. A normal society must allow the existence of different opinions. Southern Africa has made a huge mistake on the issue of the Commonwealth. For the sake of the Commonwealth market, Southern Africa should endure short-term losses.

In exchange for longer-term benefits, this is the magnanimity that a country of the size of Southern Africa should have." James Harrold did not take John Ackerman's reminder seriously.

For some people, everything, including national interests, is a bargaining chip that can be exchanged.

This is the case for James Harrold. His idol is not Winston, but the British Labor Party leader Ramsay Macdonald.

Ramsay Macdonald relied on the exchange of interests to lead the Labor Party to replace the Liberal Party and become the second largest party in the UK.

"No, no, no, this is a British habit, not a southern African habit." John Ackerman frowned. Thirty years have been enough to change a lot of things. The current James Harold is no longer John Ackerman.

The James Harold that Kerman remembered.

"Whether it is southern Africa or the United Kingdom, the essence of politics is the same. Lord Nyasaland's position is actually not that stable. Don't let the appearance confuse your mind. Do you think Mr. Cecil Rhodes Jr. is not optimistic about the current situation?"

Are there no complaints about the situation? And we, the natives of Southern Africa, are our Southern Africa, not the Southern Africa of those damn Eastern immigrants. They have taken away our jobs and taken away what originally belonged to us.

We must get back our wealth.” James Harold’s words made John Ackerman tremble with fear.

"James, as your old friend, I advise you not to think like this. I can pretend I didn't hear anything just now. Remember, forget your words, your words are very dangerous." John Ackerman

I'm very worried that not only does James Harold not understand southern Africa, but he also doesn't understand Brad's office.

Without understanding of southern Africa, most of the time he failed to compete for parliament, but James Harrold could still be his professor at the University of Good Hope when he returned.

If you don't understand Brad's office, you might be thrown into Robben Island.

All prisoners on Robben Island are unforgivable felons. Since the establishment of the federal government of Southern Africa, no one has ever left Robben Island alive.

"Don't worry John, you are my talisman" James Harold was confident.

To be more precise, public opinion is James Harold's talisman.