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The economy still centre stage ahead of Angola's elections | Elections News - Vimarsana News

The economy still centre stage ahead of Angola's elections | Elections News

Angola, Africa’s second-largest oil producer and one of its largest economies, goes to the polls on Wednesday.

Explainer-What is at stake for investors in Angola's elections? - Vimarsana News

Explainer-What is at stake for investors in Angola's elections?

By Rachel Savage and Catarina Demony LONDON/LUANDA (Reuters) - Angolan voters will choose next Wednesday between a party that's been in power for nearly five decades and its main opponent for even longer, in what looks like the closest ever election in Africa's second-biggest oil producer. WHO ARE THE MAIN PLAYERS? President João Lourenço of the MPLA, who has made reforming the corruption-plagued southern African country his priority since taking office in 2017, faces Adalberto Costa Júnior of the rebel-turned-opposition group, the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA)...

Explainer-What is at stake for investors in Angola's elections? - Vimarsana News

Explainer-What is at stake for investors in Angola's elections?

LONDON/LUANDA (Reuters) - Angolan voters will choose next Wednesday between a party that's been in power for nearly five decades and its main opponent for even longer, in what looks like the closest ever election in Africa's second-biggest oil producer.

Explainer-What Is At Stake For Investors In Angola's Elections? - Vimarsana News

Explainer-What Is At Stake For Investors In Angola's Elections?

Angolan voters will choose next Wednesday between a party that's been in power for nearly five decades and its main opponent for even longer, in what looks like the closest ever election in Africa's