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Old and new television clips reveal that our CEO, Sofonie Dala, was born to be in the media.

On social networks, we found a film from June 2015 — Presentation Film “UFA, This Is Us” — where Sofonie, before becoming an entrepreneur, was spotted walking through the streets of Ufa and invited to participate in a documentary about the city’s citizens. You can watch the clip at 0:43 here: https://youtu.be/hCKcZLr8N44?t=43. Just a simple greeting and a smile were enough, and she stood out as the only Black woman in the video. The film was recorded in the month of her graduation, when she dreamed of working as a petroleum and gas engineer-geologist. Unfortunately, she was unaware of Angola’s chaotic situation, with millions of young graduates facing unemployment. It is also worth remembering that in May 2013 she was invited by Russian media to give an interview, as she was the main presenter for Africa Day.      YOUNG SOFONIE DALA ENJOING HER STUDENT LIFE

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