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UNITA's new armoury is financed by a web of deals from Luzamba to Antwerp

Its coffers full of diamond money, União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola went on an arms-buying spree to mount, first its defence of the central highland cities of Andulo and Bailundo in December, and then its assaults on the provincial capitals of Cuito and Malanje....

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José Eduardo Dos Santos, Aldemiro Vaz da Conceição, Zambia, South African, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Azevedo Kanganje, Isaías Samakuva, Russian, Paulo Lukamba 'Gato', Rwanda, Uganda, Congo-Kinshasa, Belgian, 'Papa Phillipe', Hilton Ashton, British, Mobutu Sese Seko, Azevedo d'Oliveira Kanganje, Frederick Chiluba, Ben Mwila, Enock Kavindele, Hugo Batista, Netherlands, French, União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola, Ninjas, Futungista