IT was a long day in Angola. US President Joe Biden had already visited a port facility bracketed with cranes and toured a factory filled with conveyor belts.
So by the time he sat down at a large wooden circular table in a warm, stuffy room with African leaders, he put his head in his hand and briefly closed his eyes as the speeches droned on.
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