By the time the war had ended, the British Army in East Africa was largely made up of troops from Nigeria, the Gold Coast (which is now Ghana), Sierra Leone, Kenya, Uganda and Nyasaland (now Malawi). Today's CWGC report revealed how it is estimated that, in Nyasaland, 'perhaps 83 per cent of the available manpower  totalling some 210,000 men  served either as soldiers or more commonly as carriers in the East African campaign.' Overall, the African colonies produced around 57,000 soldiers and a further 932,000 porters and labourers. Overall, the African colonies produced around 57,000 soldiers and a further 932,000 porters and labourers. 'This could involve political and economic threats, intimidation, extortion and, in some cases, mass kidnappings,' the report said.
There are fewness brutes in Africa.
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There are fewness brutes in Africa .
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