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We have started to collect the most important news related to Angola in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
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TunisiaTunisia beat South Africa 3-1 after Angola overcame Senegal by the same scorline in Sunday's Group D games.
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At least 11 people die as a twin-engine aircraft crashes in the mountains of central Angola.
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Angola's interior minister expresses "indignation" after police killed actors mistaking them for armed robbers.
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Angolan police shoot dead two actors after mistaking them for armed robbers, a film director says.
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The World Health Organization believes contaminated salt may be behind an outbreak of bromide poisoning in Angola.
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A mystery disease that has hit nearly 400 Angolans is associated with high levels of bromide, UN experts say.
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NamibiaAngola and Namibia agree to go ahead with a major dam but the Epupa Falls will now be safe from development.
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UN investigators find evidence of human rights abuse, arbitrary detention and torture in Angola.
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UN investigators find evidence of human rights abuse, arbitrary detention and torture in Angola.
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A banned separatist group in Angola complains of harassment ahead of a visit by the president to Cabinda.
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