ANGOLA: WHAT'S AT STAKE

* Angola's first free elections, if successful, could help to repair the damage of 17 years of civil war, and hold off new hostilities.

* The outcome could accelerate democracy in Mozambique and South Africa and development of water resources for Namibia.

* Angola has vast oil reserves - the elections could open the door to new energy ties between Luanda and Washington.

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