Hope & Oil: Expectations in São Tomé e Príncipe

Gisa Weszkalnys

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When there is the smell of oil, minds get stirred up … It creates a mirage in people's heads. If we do not know how to manage it, it will be hell here (Manuel Pinto da Costa, former president of ST...

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