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26 September 2017 Today's Top Story Angola: Who is Angola's new president Joao Lourenco?
Deutsche Welle Angola's Joao Lourenco has been sworn in on Tuesday as president replacing Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who ruled the oil-rich country with an iron grip for 38 years. He is considered to be a loyal party soldier of the all-powerful MLPA and announced a major fight against corruption in Angola - a plan which many doubt. Other News Global: Arms-washing: Ukraine network moves embargoed European arms to Africa and the Middle East
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The Huffington Post UK: Former executives of oil and gas group Afren to face fraud charges
The Guardian Ukraine: Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko rejects call for anti-corruption court
CBC News (TI mention) From Transparency International Press Release: Transparency International joins campaign to protect journalists
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