In early 2014, Angola, sub-Saharan Africa’s second-largest oil producer and third-largest economy, was flush with cash and confidence. The economy had expanded tenfold over the previous decade, and ...

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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Angola's cabinet has cut proposed 2015 budget spending by 1.8 trillion kwanza ($17 billion) to 5.4 trillion kwanza after slashing expected oil revenues, the Angola News ...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Angola's parliament has passed a revised 5.4 trillion kwanza ($51 billion) 2015 budget, cutting spending by 1.8 trillion kwanza from its original plans due to a drop in oil ...

President José Eduardo dos Santos, in power for 35 years, has faced increasing criticism in Angola for rampant corruption, bad governance, and government repression. Although the 2012 elections ended ...

On May 28, 2015, Luanda’s provincial court sentenced Marques de Morais to six months in prison, suspended for two years, on charges stemming from his writing about alleged corruption and human rights ...

Luanda — The 32nd edition of Luanda International Trade Fair (Filda 2015) is starting this Tuesday, with the participation of 40 countries, an event that is taking place on 21-26 July in the capital ...