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Good day Mr. Quest,
My name is Adilson Passos, i´m from Angola (a southern African country), i´m a very fan of your´s, i like a lot the way you present your program.
I would like to see you talking on tv about the Angola economic growth, what´s your view on that?, do you think that it is a "healthy growth"? do you think that Angola it is the best country in Africa at the moment for FDI´s to invest, besides South Africa and Nigeria?
Best Regards.
What charming phrase