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A sparkling celebration met a bold message in Luanda as President João Lourenço marked Angola’s 50th Independence Day with a pledge that the nation will “work hard in the mines” to build its future.

Speaking before a massive crowd at the National Stadium, Lourenço said Angola’s next chapter would be driven by the country’s rich natural resources — particularly diamonds — and the dedication of its people. His remarks came as both Angola and Botswana signal growing interest in acquiring stakes in De Beers, the world’s largest diamond producer.

“Fifty years of independence have brought us pride and perseverance,” Lourenço declared. “Now, we look to the earth beneath our feet — to the mines — where the strength of our economy and our people will shine brightest.”

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00:00expressions
00:02Friquinhos
00:05This is the first time
00:12This is the first time
00:14It's important
00:20The first time
00:22The President of the United States and the Secretary of State, have been given the current
00:28but no one in the last two years.
00:30President Trump is in the U.S. and in the today's office.
00:31President Trump is back then on their front.
00:32President Trump comes to the U.S. and .
00:35President Trump.
00:37President Trump is in the U.S.-F.
00:40President Trump.
00:45President Trump was in the U.S.-F.
00:49President Trump was in the U.S. US and the Prime Minister of Democratic Court.
00:52that threaten the localization of these countries
00:56is to thank all our attention.
01:06Our mission is to work
01:09to be declared as a Libre of Minas
01:12in the next two years.
01:16We continue to work with reforms
01:19for the conservation of the environment
01:22that is intended for the attraction
01:27to the investment in the extranjer,
01:29the diversification of our economy
01:32and the offering of goods and services
01:35for domestic consumption and export.
01:44Excellencies,
01:45caros compatriotas,
01:48we are aware that
01:50there is still a lot to do
01:52and that the great work
01:53of the development of the Mola
01:55is not done in apenas
01:58two lands in peace.
02:00It is precisely that
02:03each other is to present
02:05and value as achieved
02:08so that together
02:10we can build a better future
02:12and nominate
02:14you
02:16must
02:17inspire
02:18the
02:20advantage
02:21weight
02:22of the
02:24workshops
02:25etc.
02:26The
02:27popular
02:28process
02:29is
02:30one
02:31three
02:33together
02:35our
02:38country
02:41Deaf schools, teachers, and counselors!
02:45Deaf schools, teachers, teachers, kids
03:02and teachers, and teachers.
03:07I don't know.
03:37I always look for Angola as a baby.
04:05Angola has been able to see what is called Metamorphosis.
04:08Obviously since 2001 I followed the development.
04:13In 2013 we've access the Internet and technologies.
04:17We've now managed to take some decisions as a whole.
04:21We were isolated, we're now more integrated, we're looking at the region as a whole country.
04:27We're now more interaçt, we're now understanding that Angola is a potential.
04:31George Boflavio and Gisela
04:40It is a natural alternative to the public's development.
04:42The government of Gisela and Gisela and the government of Gisela and the Nantes of all women,
04:44the government of Gisela and the Rehabilitation and the Dariqa northeast is a Muito Obrigado,
04:47and the government of Gisela and Gisela and the West.
04:49Ha!
04:50tumor in Gisela and Gisela and Gisela and Gisela and Gisela and Gisela and Gisela and Gisele.
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