In the Mercado do 30, one of the largest markets in Luanda, many vendors fear being contaminated by covid-19, due to non-compliance in the use of masks and little social distancing.
2021/11/22/in-luanda-angola-appetite-for-cash-outweighs-covid-risks-among-traders
2021/11/22/in-luanda-angola-appetite-for-cash-outweighs-covid-risks-among-traders
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