An Angolan vendor sells fruit on the streets of the nation's capital Luanda in this April 23, 2005 file photo. Angola was the world's fourth biggest coffee producer and a top exporter of sugarcane, bananas, sisal and cotton before a 27-year civil war after independence from Portugal in 1975 led to a mass exodus of farmers to the cities. The oil- and mineral-rich nation has since become one of Africa's fastest growing economies, on the back of record oil exports, but has so far failed to kick-start its farming industry, importing over half of the food it consumes. To match feature ANGOLA-AGRICULTURE REUTERS/Mike Hutchings/Files (ANGOLA)
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