You are right, "bloody wars",
Angola was in top 5 in the late 60s and early 70s exporter of coffee, there is so many wonderful things about that country that people do not even know or care about, there are some much work being done, my father who was born and bred and still lives there told me that the government is giving away old farms to people start re-building them and cultivate, but the problem is, who ever get their hands in the that plan will struggle to do it, because you will need a lot of money to revamp old cultivations and farms, but there is potential in that country, just too bad the people speak Portuguese instead of English, because i believe the Portuguese and Brazilians that implement business over there they just want to suck up and go, they have no love for that land, and if the speaking language was English, the people from the land itself would get help much easier from other countries, specially the ones from the border, Namibia, Zambia and very close Botswana.
Regards,
Nelson |
Angola
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