Angolans vote in landmark election
                   
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Voting is taking place in Angola for the first time in 16 years. Long queues formed in the capital Luanda, considered a stronghold of the governing MPLA, (Popular Liberation Movement of Angola), hours before the polls opened at 7 am on Friday. Angola wants the election to set an example after flawed ballots elsewhere in Africa and to demonstrate its recovery from decades of civil war that ended in 2002. "This is a... [read full story]                    

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