Cecil Rhodes dreamed of constructing a railroad in Africa that stretched from Cairo, Egypt, to South Africa. This was a vision known as Cairo to Cape Railway that paved the way for British Territory. He was a British businessman and a politician of South Africa.
The answer was South Africa.
Rhodes’ ambition was to create a railroad that would connect African colonies
directly to Cairo in Egypt. This was made during the colonial period. Though some parts were constructed, it missed
completion due to rivalry with other European colonial powers.
I don't think there are laws that defy the first amendment. However there may be signs asking you to be quiet or to be polite out of interest of certain people/things.
