Angola - Luanda - Noor Images
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Angola, Luanda, 31 December 2009 New Years Eve Party at Miami Beach Night club owned by the daughter of the president of Angola. Tickets to the party started at US$250. Since the end of Angola's three decades of civil war in 2002, the country has enjoyed unprecedented economic growth thanks to it's massive oil reserves. But while the country has gained international recognition for its rapidly expanding economy, two thirds of its population continue to live on less than two dollars a day and, by some accounts, has the highest infant mortality rate in the world. Robin Hammond / NOOR
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2009-12-31
Robin Hammond / NOOR/EAST NEWS
Noor Images
Robin Hammond / NOOR
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42cm x 30cm by 300dpi
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