Following the end of aggression two years ago, Afrhodesia has enjoyed relative stability and peace. During the global pandemic, the rural nature of the country and general lack of tourism left the nation largely unaffected. For a brief period, Afrhodesia claimed the lowest number of active cases, though no one in the world seemed to notice. However, as cases in the rest of the world begin to drop, C19 infections in Afrhodesia have continued to slowly rise. The local government, unable to act due to the numerous tribal political parties failing to come to agreement on the legitimacy of the virus, has lost the public trust. Last week, the capital building was stormed by protesters, and the 6th Afrhodesian Civil War is just around the corner . . .
Saturday, August 7, 2021