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Biden tours Angola railway project to boost Africa-West trade links
President Biden visits Angola to promote a $550M US-backed railway project.
Published On 4 Dec 2024
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The Take: Why is Biden going to Angola?
The US aims to grow its influence in sub-Saharan Africa.
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