P·B encountered a bit of trouble in Africa, but the main issue was the shortage of manpower.
The Middle East business took up too much of Boss Joe's energy, and together with the investments in America, almost all the special operations teams were called away.
The newly recruited Colombians and Bolivians seemed to have some difficulties adjusting to the new environment.
The main problem was not their combat capabilities but the lack of time to integrate them properly, coupled with the overextension of P·B's business operations over the past year, which led to a shortage of personnel.
The most crucial issue was that Boss Joe's provocations against terrorists in Syria, while generating massive traffics, also led to global terrorists seizing the spotlight.
In other places, it had nothing to do with Boss Joe, but the resurgence of terrorist activity in Africa put pressure on P·B.
