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Angola cuts budget by 50% as oil prices fall
Luanda, Angola, Capital Markets in Africa — The government of Angola, sub-Saharan Africa’s second-largest crude producer, cut spending by half this year following a plunge in oil prices. Vice President Manuel Vicente who made the announcement said the country has reduced public investment by 53 percent. Oil prices have slumped by more than half since June, threatening Angola, which relies on crude for almost all of its exports and more than two-thirds of government income….
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