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Wednesday, August 25, 1999 Published at 15:32 GMT 16:32 UK
Special report: The Angolan conflict
Africa's longest civil war has returned to haunt the people of Angola. This BBC News Online special report, compiled in January 1999, looks at the slide back to conflict, the suffering and the reasons.
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- The forgotten war, by Jane Standley in Angola
How war came back to Kuito- The gulf between Angola's rich and poor
- Jane Standley answers your questions
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- Jonas Savimbi: Unita's local boy, by Chris Simpson
- Landmines: The war's deadly legacy
- A conflict fuelled by riches
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