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Angola: Government Invests Akz 375 Million in Caala District


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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

9 April 2008
Posted to the web 9 April 2008

Huambo

At least Akz 375 million will be spent in social and economic projects in Caala district, central Huambo province, aimed at improving management in the region, Angop learnt.

The head of the secretariat of the local administration, Euclides Faustino Silva, said the management programme will focus on projects to aid food security, rural development, roads and bridges repair.

To the local administration, priority will go for works linked to rural women, supply of water and electricity, construction and reconstruction of schools, as well as reinforcement of institutional capacity of the administration.



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