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... Angola used the same businesslike approach in its dealings with Diamang , a consortium of Western and South African interests which exploited a 50,000 hectare concession in eastern Angola and was responsible for all of Angola's diamond ...
... Angola used the same businesslike approach in its dealings with Diamang , a consortium of Western and South African interests which exploited a 50,000 hectare concession in eastern Angola and was responsible for all of Angola's diamond ...
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... Angolan medical service . The MPLA First Congress stated there were 418 Cuban doctors and health technicians in Angola as of 1977 and indicated the figure would rise to about 900 in 1978. Cuban doctors were credited with having examined ...
... Angolan medical service . The MPLA First Congress stated there were 418 Cuban doctors and health technicians in Angola as of 1977 and indicated the figure would rise to about 900 in 1978. Cuban doctors were credited with having examined ...
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... Angolan economy . In its trade relations , Angola remained totally oriented toward the West , but it did radically shift the direction of its exports away from Portugal and to the United States . The latter country imported directly ...
... Angolan economy . In its trade relations , Angola remained totally oriented toward the West , but it did radically shift the direction of its exports away from Portugal and to the United States . The latter country imported directly ...
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From African Socialism to MarxismLeninism | 13 |
Nationalism and World Revolution | 157 |
The Case for Afrocommunism | 193 |
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