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LUANDA - Angola's opposition leader Friday rejected preliminary election results that suggest President Joao Lourenco will stay in power despite the country's most competitive polls since independence.
LUANDA, Angola (AP) — Angola’s President Joao Lourenco appeared set to win a second term and his MPLA party was close to extending its 47-year rule over the country as final election votes were tallied Friday.
Angola's main opposition party UNITA has rejected claims of victory by the ruling MPLA claiming a series of counting irregularities.
Angola's ruling party has a solid majority after nearly all votes were counted in a national election, the electoral commission said on Thursday, but the main
Angola's ruling party maintained its 47-year grip on power and secured a second mandate for President Joao Lourenco in the OPEC-member nation's closest election in two decades.