WORLD● LOWSep 14 · Sep 14, 2026, 3:37 AM
From forced labour to living heritage: Sao Tome’s colonial plantations get new lease of life
straitstimes · singapore · sub saharan africa
Many "rocas" are abandoned and in poor condition, but private investors are restoring them for tourism.
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