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Hi all,

Yes unfortunatelly It will take a while for Luanda聽 and Angola to find its way out.

Luanda become very espencive in late 80's after the "OIL boom". Oil companeis where awarded big contrats that created exponencial demand for staff accomodation and suport services. Eventually Oil output increased mere 100,000 barrels/day to 1,700.000barrels/day聽 but this created artificial inflation driven by excess of capital/lack of basic iinfraestruture.
Other factores such as inflow of foreign currency, food supply, water supply, health services etc drove demand to the top and kept supply low.

In the late 70's Angola lost 2/3 of its聽 prodution capacity and millions of hectares of arable land (land mines).
46 years of civil聽 war left the country in ruins and OIL dependent.

Luanda today is vibrant and getting better, If I compare聽 to 80-90's.聽

Stil cost of living in general is high,

For me Nig茅ria, Mozambique, Congo and South Africa are r谩pidly becoming more expencive than Angola and less productive.

Nig茅ria/Mozambique/Congo are too much resource dependent and import 60-80% direct consumer goods. Like Angola they lack
infra-struture and basic services.

South 脕frica r谩pidly聽 migrated from sustainable /diversified Agricultural ( non GMO) economy聽 70- 90's into mono-agriculture (GMO) from
90-today's day . Millions of hectares of arable land have been requalified into storage depos, industrial zones, security states and offices. FMG Export capacity has decreased over 10 year period since goods are imported from 脕sia.
In less than 15 years 46km of agricultural land that used to link聽 Pretoria --Johanesburg have been requalificed.




Thanks
Lundoji