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Home›African Arguments›Country›Southern›Angola›AAP#11: No, Angola’s President dos Santos will not step down just yet

AAP#11: No, Angola’s President dos Santos will not step down just yet

By Peter Dörrie
March 15, 2016
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Angola's President Jose Eduardo dos Santos greets President Jacob Zuma. Credit: GCIS.

Angola’s President Jose Eduardo dos Santos greets President Jacob Zuma. Credit: GCIS.

Just hours after President José Eduardo dos Santos declared his intention to step down in 2018, we sat down with Angolan journalist/activist Rafael Marques de Morais and journalist/scholar Justin Pearce to discuss Angola’s current situation.

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