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Angola

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  • The Angola Highlands water tower is one of the many under-researched natural water towers in Africa. Credit: Cory Richards/National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project.
    AngolaClimateSouthernTop story

    Africa’s life-sustaining water towers have been overlooked for too long

    By Mauro Lourenço
    January 24, 2024
    International researchers’ focus on ice to define natural water towers leaves Africa’s critical systems off the map, and with little protection. Africa is a ...
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  • President João Lourenço will be sworn in for his second presidential term in Angola on 15 September 2022. UNESCO/Nora Houguenade.
    AngolaPoliticsTop story

    Angola: Anatomy of a stolen election

    By Paula Cristina Roque
    September 15, 2022
    The MPLA’s crisis of legitimacy could be sowing the seeds of a revolution against itself. On 8 September, the façade of democracy in Angola ...
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  • angola elections The Cidade Alta in Luanda, Angola. Credit: David Stanley.
    AngolaEditor's PicksPolitics

    The real winners of Angola’s election

    By Cláudio Silva
    September 14, 2022
    The electorate’s popular will may have been defied by the MPLA’s victory, but the people were more organised, engaged and vigorous than ever before. ...
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  • President João Lourenço of Angola at the AU summit in 2018. Credit: Paul Kagame.
    AngolaBook reviewPoliticsTop story

    How power in Angola is wielded by one man

    By Cláudio Silva
    July 4, 2022
    Roque’s new book shows how the regime came to be ruled by, and came to rule through, fear and paranoia – still does so ...
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  • President João Lourenço of Angola on a state visit to South Africa in 2017. Credit: GCIS.
    AngolaPolitics

    Angola’s regime pushes back against a growing and united opposition

    By Jon Schubert & Gilson Lázaro
    May 26, 2022
    Ahead of August elections, the MPLA is turning to old tricks in the face of rising discontentment and a popular opposition leader. The election ...
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  • At the inauguration of President Joao Lourenco in Luanda, Angola. Credit: GCIS.
    AngolaEditor's PicksPolitics

    Angola’s regime is scared

    By Paula Cristina Roque
    March 9, 2022
    With opposition and discontent growing ahead of the August elections, the security state may be more active and dangerous than ever.  As Russia’s war ...
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  • A dilapidated billboard of former president Jose Eduardo Dos Santos. Credit: Carsten ten Brink.
    AngolaEditor's PicksRadical Activism in Africa

    How the radical became normal in Angola

    By Cláudio Silva
    October 18, 2021
    When everyone knows the emperor has no clothes but no one dares say it out loud, even the smallest acts of dissent become ones ...
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  • A woman and her children outside their home in one of Lobito's residential neighbourhoods in 2014. Credit: Jess Auerbach.
    AngolaCovid-19Society

    Writing about “that kind of country” in a time of coronavirus

    By Jess Auerbach
    March 19, 2020
    Now more than ever, it is essential that writing on Africa focuses not just on devastation and despair but beauty, success, dignity, love and ...
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  • Africa InsidersAngola

    Africa Insiders: #LuandaLeaks over Isabel Dos Santos

    By Africa Insiders
    January 23, 2020
    The essentials: A massive leak of 715,000 documents to the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa led to a massive investigative journalism effort coordinated by ...
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  • AngolaCongo-KinshasaEconomyEditor's PicksPolitics

    Angola’s oil could actually be the DR Congo’s. Here’s why it isn’t.

    By Patrick Edmond, Kristof Titeca & Erik Kennes
    October 3, 2019
    About half of the oil being produced by Angola is in Congolese waters, according to the UN convention that defines maritime borders. Angola’s politics ...
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