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Now the war is over, Angola hopes to hoover up easy money from donors, who pledged up to US$1 billion at a round table conference in 1995 after the signing of the Lusaka peace accords (which then failed). Angola hopes to organise a donor conference in October to harvest fresh relief funds, then a larger one next year to seek more money for reconstruction. It is expected to build up a dossier of superficial economic changes to boost its case for more help....

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Namibian, Sam, Nujoma, União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola

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