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After Angola’s critical elections, the oil will still flow,
unabated—despite talk of a potential opposition upset. Angola is—on
any given day—Africa’s first or second-largest producer. In recent
months, it’s been the second largest, but late last year and early
this year, it had overtaken Nigeria for the top spot as that
country grappled with militant attacks on its fossil fuels
installments. When a major oil-producing country holds elections
that will see the region’s second-longest reigning leader
step…
unabated—despite talk of a potential opposition upset. Angola is—on
any given day—Africa’s first or second-largest producer. In recent
months, it’s been the second largest, but late last year and early
this year, it had overtaken Nigeria for the top spot as that
country grappled with militant attacks on its fossil fuels
installments. When a major oil-producing country holds elections
that will see the region’s second-longest reigning leader
step…
After Angola’s critical elections, the oil will still flow,
unabated—despite talk of a potential opposition upset. Angola is—on
any given day—Africa’s first or second-largest producer. In recent
months, it’s been the second largest, but late last year and early
this year, it had overtaken Nigeria for the top spot as that
country grappled with militant attacks on its fossil fuels
installments. When a major oil-producing country holds elections
that will see the region’s second-longest reigning leader
step…
unabated—despite talk of a potential opposition upset. Angola is—on
any given day—Africa’s first or second-largest producer. In recent
months, it’s been the second largest, but late last year and early
this year, it had overtaken Nigeria for the top spot as that
country grappled with militant attacks on its fossil fuels
installments. When a major oil-producing country holds elections
that will see the region’s second-longest reigning leader
step…
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