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Peixoto Alves [pt] has an extensive post about the future of Angola. “The challenge is thinking with an innovation-intelligent approach as a tool for the country in a long term perspective, sustaining short-term action at the political, economic, social and cultural levels.”
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with the way that the country is been runned with so much corropetion by the political leader party in charge we will only start seen change around those years.
but i beleive it will be a great challege to face, we just have to keep focus in the richeness or strong areas that attract people to invest in our country and hopefully we will be able to find solutions to improve the country political, economic, social and cultural levels.”