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Angolan political parties are facing their tightest race ever in a general election. DW explains who's running, the burning issues — and why the contest is so intense.
Besides the CPLP and European experts, the African Union, the Southern African Development Community and the Carter Center of the United States are some of the bodies that are in Angola to observe the electoral process.- João Peseiro Monteiro, Euronews
Voters in Angola are set to elect a new parliament and president on August 24. Incumbent Joao Lourenco is eligible for one more term.
On August 24, Angolan political parties are looking at the tightest race they have ever run in an election. DW explains who's running, what the issues are and why the contest is so intense this time.
Luanda, Aug 12 (Prensa Latina) An international conference in Angola examined today the contribution of two statesmen to Africa's struggles for its independence and socioeconomic development: António Agostinho Neto and Fidel Castro.