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Wednesday’s elections are Angola’s fourth since the end of a brutal, decades-long foreign-backed civil war in 2002, with the main opposition group which once... 24.08.2022, Sputnik International
Galp Energia SGPS SA is considering a sale of its upstream operations in Angola, as Portugal’s biggest oil company seeks to streamline its hydrocarbon portfolio, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Isabel dos Santos. Image: Nuno Coimbra A year after Angolan authorities cracked down on her multibillion-dollar business empire, Africa’s once-richest woman is watching it crumble. From self-imposed exile in Dubai, Isabel dos Santos has been fighting a legal battle against Angola’s government as court orders roil her companies. In Luanda, shelves at the Candando supermarket stores are more than half empty. A beer factory south of the capital is running at 30% of its production capacity. Operations at the country’s biggest cement maker have also slowed. All of the businesses are controlled by Dos Santos, who Angolan prosecutors accuse of causing more than US$5-billion of losses to the southwest African nation’s economy during her father’s 38-year rule. He stepped down in 2017, making way for longtime ally Joao Lourenco. Within months, Lourenco turned on the family, firing Isabel as chairwoman of state oil company Sonangol. Two years later, authorities froze her domestic assets.
ksuadminApril 18, 2021 When news of the coronavirus began to circulate in January 2020, many Brazilians had been traveling on vacation or traveling the world for months, if not years. With little information and growing fear, they had to decide whether to return to Brazil or stay on the road. In the midst of repatriation flights, some have assessed, by comparing data from where they were to that of the country of origin, that it was worth continuing their travels. Priscilla Bittencourt, 34, and Henrique Almeida, 36, were in India in December 2019 when the first cases in China emerged. Since they thought it would be a one-time thing, they followed the script. They traveled to Thailand in late February and arrived in Cambodia in early March – the WHO declared the situation a pandemic on the 11th of this month.