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Article: Angola : Northern Angolan Rail Link-Up.

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July 27, 2008
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In terms of a programme known as Development of the Integrated Railway System, approved by the Angolan government in 2001, studies are being carried out on a proposed new line running northwards almost 1,000km from Luanda through the provinces of Bengo, Uige, Zaire and Cabinda.

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