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Sunday 26 May

ANGOLAN BEAUTY QUEEN???!!!

Video: ANGOLAN BEAUTY QUEEN???!!!

Video: ANGOLAN BEAUTY QUEEN???!!!

This week Ikenna features a fun new video about Nelson Mandela's social media life,...

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Angola's main opposition leader Isaias Samakuva, seen here in 2008, unveiled his party's manifesto for next month's elections, promising the oil-rich nation democracy for the first time in over three decades.

Bulletin: Opposition Unita vows to bring democracy to Angola

Bulletin: Opposition Unita vows to bring democracy to Angola

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Thousands of Angolans take part in a demonstration organized by the main opposition party, Unita, to ask for free and fair elections in May 2012. Angolan opposition parties complained on Saturday that official campaign funding ahead of an election to be held late next month is not enough.

Bulletin: Angola opposition says campaign money too little

Bulletin: Angola opposition says campaign money too little

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Men stand on a truck chanting slogans as thousands of Angolans take part in a demonstration organized by the main opposition party, Unita, to ask for free and fair elections in May 2012. Human Rights Watch on Thursday criticised Angola for its "alarming" crackdown on anti-government protestors amid a growing public show of dissent in the run-up to next month's elections.

Bulletin: Angola silencing protests ahead of August vote: HRW

Bulletin: Angola silencing protests ahead of August vote: HRW

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Men stand on a truck chanting slogans as thousands of Angolans take part in a demonstration in May 2012 organized by the main opposition party, Unita, to ask for free and fair elections. Nine Angolan parties and coalitions will battle it out in upcoming parliamentary elections, the oil-rich nation's third since independence in 1975, its top constitutional authority said late Monday.

Bulletin: Angola approves 9 parties out of 27 for elections

Bulletin: Angola approves 9 parties out of 27 for elections

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Angolan refugees having recently returned from Namibia wait in line to be served food at an arrival camp on June 14 during repatriation operations organized by Angolan government. The United Nations refugee agency said a total of 23,000 Angolans have been repatriated since last year from neighbouring countries where their refugee status officially ended on Saturday.

Bulletin: 23,000 Angolans back home as refugee status ends

Bulletin: 23,000 Angolans back home as refugee status ends

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An oil platform of the US Pride company situated off Angola is pictured in 2007. Oil firms operating in Angola will have to open bank accounts in kwanza, the local currency, under a new law to control exchange rates in Africa's second-largest producer, officials said Wednesday.

Bulletin: Angola requires oil firms to operate in local currency

Bulletin: Angola requires oil firms to operate in local currency

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Angolan refugees back from Namibia wait for food at an arrival camp in Namacunde, Cunene province, last week. Thousands of Angolan refugees are trekking home hoping for a new start in life a decade after the end of brutal wars that drove them to neighbouring countries.

Bulletin: Angola refugees trekking home 10 years after war

Bulletin: Angola refugees trekking home 10 years after war

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Angolan police officers are pictured in 2010. Angolan soldiers and riot police on Wednesday deployed water cannon and dogs to block war veterans from protesting for pensions in the capital Luanda, the third such protest this month.

Bulletin: Angolan forces block war vets protest

Bulletin: Angolan forces block war vets protest

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Angolan soldiers, who arrived in March 2011 as part of a bilateral military agreement with Guinea-Bissau, prepare to leave Bissau, on June 6, 2012, at the airport. Angolan troops, whose presence in Guinea-Bissau angered local soldiers and prompted a coup in April, have ended their pullout from the west African country.

Bulletin: Angolan troops finish Guinea-Bissau pullout

Bulletin: Angolan troops finish Guinea-Bissau pullout

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