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This paper humbly explores this issue as presented by the Angolan novelist, Pepetela in his novel O Desejo de Kianda (, translated as The Return of the Water Spirit in by Luis Mitras. Angola gained independence from Portugal in after a long, tortuous and torturous liberation war. presented by the Angolan novelist, Pepetela in his novel O Desejo de Kianda (, translated as The Return of the Water Spirit in by Luis Mitras. Postcolonial Condition In Angola In Pepetela’s The Return Of The Water Spirit Angola gained independence from Portugal in after a long, tortuous and torturous liberation war. The Return of the Water Spirit (African Writers Series) Pepetela Set in Angola in the late s, a time of war, and when the Marxist-orientated ruling elite became engulfed by corruption, nepotism and rampant capitalism.
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