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Sep 11, 2026

Ayman DeanHOST
45:24
And in the 90s also.
Thomas SmallHOST
45:26
Angola, Mozambique, Cambodia, of course, Cuba, which the United States will probably conquer any day now, Nicaragua.
Thomas SmallHOST
45:34
All of these states had been firm Soviet clients.
Thomas SmallHOST
45:38
They lost the patronage of the Soviet Union and therefore political vacuums opened up, causing great potential for chaos.
Yxng BaneGUEST
14:42
country is he from?
speaker_1HOST
14:43
My dad's Angola and my mom's Congolese.
speaker_1HOST
14:45
Yeah, so he's Congolese.
speaker_1HOST
14:46
Mm-hmm.
Emily CostaHOST
2:19
Governments are determined to move beyond pure raw material extraction.
Emily CostaHOST
2:24
The Western backed Lobito corridor railway is transforming regional logistics by linking the central African copper belt directly to Angola's Atlantic coast.
Emily CostaHOST
2:34
This route slashes transit times from more than a month down to a single week, offering a viable alternative to the Chinese-supported Eastern Rail Corridor to Tanzania.
Emily CostaHOST
2:44
The rail link is also unlocking broader regional commerce, carrying Angolan agricultural freight alongside copper and cobalt, while nations like the Democratic Republic of Congo work to bring 10 million artisanal miners into formalised regulated supply chains.
Emily CostaHOST
3:01
Turning to freight, commercial shipping routes are confronting an acute security crisis.
Emily CostaHOST
3:06
At the Strait of Hormuz, vessel transits dropped to a mere seven ships on Thursday, down from 11 the previous day and far below the pre-war daily benchmark of 125 vessels.
Steve VickersHOST
1:43
Simba of Tanzania won 1-0 away to Mighty Wanderers in Malawi.
Steve VickersHOST
1:47
Petro Athletico of Angola also winning 1-0 away to Udi Songo of Mozambique, and an away victory for Senegal's Tenggeth, a 1-0 away to FC Canchungo of Guinea-Bissau.
Steve VickersHOST
2:00
And Al-Hilal of Sudan won 2-0 away to Eglonois, Of Burundi looking in a strong position, while Zamalek of Egypt have an away advantage too.
Steve VickersHOST
2:10
They won 2-1 against AS Port in Djibouti.
AndrewHOST
15:28
Their revenue was $7.2 billion in 2025.
AndrewHOST
15:33
That figure is more than the GDP of Angola, the country.
AndrewHOST
15:39
Staggering.
AndrewHOST
15:41
Apparently there's now 378 million people using the platform.
Elvis PresslinHOST
0:25
Let's start off with Total Energy.
Elvis PresslinHOST
0:27
They plan a $10 billion U.S. dollar Angola investment with their partners over five years.
Victor KgomoeswanaGUEST
0:35
They are going to do it.
Victor KgomoeswanaGUEST
0:37
They're planning it with the action model, the American company.
Victor KgomoeswanaGUEST
0:42
So it's going to be a partnership.
Victor KgomoeswanaGUEST
0:43
But just remember that Total Energy is the largest operator in Angola.
Victor KgomoeswanaGUEST
0:50
I think it accounts for 45% of the production.
Victor KgomoeswanaGUEST
0:55
If you measure it in barrels per day produced, it accounts for about 45% of the total Angolan production.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:09
In 2002, American Airlines retired a Boeing 727-223 with registration N844AA, and this plane was purchased by Mari Joseph, who owned an aerospace company in Florida.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:23
Different sources give different stories, but the main gist of the situation is that a businessman came and leased the plane, located in Angola, from Mari, only to default on his payments or abandon the plans that he had for the plane.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:38
Apparently this businessman wanted to use the plane to transport oil to diamond mines across Angola and this same businessman and Mari Joseph had come to a payment agreement that never came to fruition.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:50
This meant that the plane went back into storage and racked up over $4 million in airport fees.
Steve StocktonHOST
133:57
The plane with number N844AA was then back in the hands of Maury Joseph who brought Ben Padilla on board.
Steve StocktonHOST
134:18
So Ben got to work fixing up the plane and all was going well.
Steve StocktonHOST
134:22
That was until May 25th, 2003, when something truly bizarre happened.
Steve StocktonHOST
134:29
On this day, the plane was due to fly from Angola to Germany, but as the crew arrived at the airport for their flight, they noticed that the plane had gone.
speaker_5NARRATOR
9:00
The move is part of Washington's wider effort to to reduce reliance on Chinese communications equipment, particularly technology supplied by Huawei.
speaker_5NARRATOR
9:09
AfriCell operates in Angola, The Gambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sierra Leone.
speaker_5NARRATOR
9:15
According to research group CounterPoint, Huawei accounts for about 52% of Africa's 5G infrastructure.
speaker_5NARRATOR
9:23
South Africa is extraditing six Nigerian nationals to the United States over alleged involvement in an organized criminal network linked to online romance scams.
RyanHOST
69:47
Okay, I'll look into that.
RyanHOST
69:50
Our listeners, Canada, U.S., Vietnam, Japan, South Korea, United Kingdom, India, Ireland, Russia, Uruguay, Denmark, South Africa, France, Angola, Argentina, and Algeria.
RyanHOST
70:01
Thank you for listening.
CoryHOST
70:04
One last thought.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
63:40
I was with Dag Haywood Mills.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
63:42
I don't know anybody in Angola.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
63:44
I do now, but I didn't then.
Jonathan ShuttlesworthHOST
63:46
And so this guy gets healed, and I feel like embarrassed telling you, but I was too dumb to realize what was happening.

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