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Africa News - Football - Economy - Angola: For a country where 60% of the population lives in poverty last Sunday's opening ceremony of the Africa Cup of Nations was an extraordinary spectacle.

• CAN 2010 Economy: Angola uses football to showcase economy (news.bbc.co.uk)

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Football - CAN 2010 Results: The équpe of Angola has imposed brilliantly on the score from 2 to 0 against the Malawi match counted for the Group A of the African Cup of Nations. (AFP)

Africa News: CAN 2010 Angola officially protested to France to reproach him for his inaction against separatist Cabinda in exile, some of which have claimed the deadly attack of January 8 against the Togolese football team. "We have summoned the representative of Angola in France to hand him a note of protest (...) in relation to this attack in Cabinda, "he said Friday at the press head of the Angolan diplomacy, Assunção dos Anjos.

• CAN 2010: Angola accuses France of harboring the rebels Cabinda (Le Monde)

Africa News : In Togo, the time is now in mourning and the funeral after the drama of the Togo team whose bus had been strafed last Friday when he went to the African Cup of Nations taking place in Angola.

• Togo Football Video: The hour of the funeral for the hawks (voxafrica.com)

Because he is one of the main areas of oil production in the Gulf of Guinea, Cabinda, confetti-soaked oil from Angola, has earned the nickname "African Kuwait. Sad Kuwait, without towers or infrastructure, usually without visitors, which came to be killed for football coaches of the Togolese national team.

• Petroleum - Africa: The enclave of Cabinda, the oil issue for Angola (Le Monde)

*Picture credit: pressafrik.com

The Togolese delegation as a whole is currently being run to an airport to leave the territory of Angola and thus does not contest the Africa Cup of Nations. A decision which followed the attack on their bus suffered Friday by the separatist region of Cabinda (Angola).

• Football Africa: Togo is expected to leave the African Cup of Nations (foot01.com)