Many of them would be stopping at one of the dozens of Prague-style secret teahouses that had sprung up here over the sixty years since the late twenty-first century Collapse, which left populations and farms ravaged by plagues. Afterwards, the newly formed African Federation hatched a ten-year plan from their headquarters in Johannesburg. They promised the Federation’s three hundred million surviving citizens that they would build the most high-tech agricultural economy in the world.
Wow, some world-building! “Late 21st century collapse,” only 300 million Africans left. 1.34 billion live there now. That’s a serious collapse —about 3/4 of the population gone.
