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Uganda, Angola, Zimbabwe, Congo

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Uganda Proscovia Nabbanja, the prominent national oil company boss.

Angola Manuel Gomes da Conceicao Homem, governor of Lourenço's Luanda aspirations.

Zimbabwe Chief Koti, Harare's tourism strategist.

Congo Michrist Kaba-Mboko, Congolese youth's new champion.

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Chief Koti
Cnooc
Conseil consultatif de la jeunesse
Denis Sassou Nguesso
Ecole nationale de l'Administration et de la magistrature
Eduardo dos Santos
Emmerson Mnnangagwa
Esperanca Maria Eduardo Francisco Da Costa
Force montante congolaise
Godfrey Koti
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Manuel Gomes da Conceição Homem
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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

The New Guard
Uganda, Angola, Zimbabwe, Congo

Inner circles | Angola
Lourenço banks on feminising MPLA in his second term

Spotlight | Angola
Lourenço marshals his forces in hope of parliamentary majority

Inner circles | Africa, Portugal
Portugal pulls out the stops to safeguard its influence in lusophone Africa

Inner circles | Angola
Lourenço's drive for greater regional influence begins to pay off