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How China’s US$900 million port deal in Angola shows its dominance over US interests

China's US$900 million port deal in Angola highlights its growing influence in Africa, where it competes with the United States. Former US president Joe Biden and his successor Donald Trump have both promoted investments in Angola's Lobito Atlantic Railway to counter Chinese presence.

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