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- noun Plural form of
kwanza .
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Examples
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The central bank in 2003 implemented an exchange rate stabilization program using foreign exchange reserves to buy kwanzas out of circulation.
Angola 2009
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The central bank in 2003 implemented an exchange rate stabilization program using foreign exchange reserves to buy kwanzas out of circulation.
Economy-overview 2008
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The central bank in 2003 implemented an exchange rate stabilization program using foreign exchange reserves to buy kwanzas out of circulation.
Angola 2008
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An Angolan university professor earns about 50,000 kwanzas a month, a sum which was in 2001 worth some 2,500 dollars, but whose value has dropped today to less than 1,100 dollars (1,100 euros) because of inflation and a lack of wage indexation.
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Dos Santos, this time in the amount of 30.000 kwanzas (937.50 dollars), plus court costs.
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Thursday, and opposition parties said they were angered by the absence of a clear figure for defense spending in the total budget of 109.2 billion kwanzas (dlrs 5.5 billion/euros 6 billion).
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Bus tickets increased from 0.40 kwanzas (six cents) to 2 kwanzas
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Marques, a 28-year-old journalist, poet and human rights activist, also was ordered to pay 5,000 kwanzas (dlrs 1,000) in fines and court costs.
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The revised budget, worth around 5,000 trillion new kwanzas, was based on oil prices of dlrs 13 per barrel compared to dlrs 9 when the spending blueprint was first approved in June.
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Barnard said at one stage he stored Angolan kwanzas for Goosen, and asked girlfriend Amore Bandenhorst to help, but denied he was part of a scheme in which Pretoria attorney Evadne de Jager was conned out of R200000.
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