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Angolans flock to Afcon opener despite attack
Angolans flocked to a stadium for the opening game of the African Nations Cup they hope will restore some national pride after a deadly gun attack.
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Deadly ambush weighs on African Nations Cup
Africa’s biggest soccer tournament starts in Angola on Sunday, overshadowed by an ambush by separatist rebels on the Togo team bus.
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One dead in attack on Togo soccer team
Gunmen opened fire on a bus carrying Togo’s national soccer squad to the top African tournament in Angola on Friday.
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Angola FX reserves drop despite firm oil prices
Angola’s foreign exchange reserves fell for the first time in three months to ,1-billion, the central bank said on Monday.
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Angola kicks off public debate on new Constitution
Angola kicked off a public debate on Wednesday about a new Constitution that is likely to continue President José Eduardo dos Santos’s grip on power.
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Angola: French arms trial ‘biased’
Angola on Wednesday called the conviction of the son of the late Francois Mitterrand over illegal arms sales to the African nation unjust.
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Angola hails Zuma visit as start of new era in ties
Angola’s president hailed a visit by Jacob Zuma on Thursday as the start of a new era to improve the once strained relationship between the countries.
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Angola: No plans to devalue currency
Angola’s central bank is not planning to devalue the kwanza and will resist speculative attempts to weaken the currency, the bank said on Tuesday.
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Clinton seeks better ties with oil giant Angola
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will seek on a visit to Angola on Sunday to boost opportunities for US business in the oil producer.
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Banks urge Angola to review monetary policies
The Association of Angolan Banks urged the government to urgently review its monetary policies, including an increase in the reserve requirement.