Angola's economy set to slow as oil prices collapse

JOHANNESBURG, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Angola's oil-dependent economy is set to slow this year, key infrastructure projects will be shelved and swathes of social spending are facing the chop as a global crude price slump takes its toll on Africa's second-biggest producer.
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