Angolan authorities forcibly broke up a peaceful protest on May 27, 2013, denouncing the enforced disappearance of two activists a year ago, Human Rights Watch said. Human Rights Watch also […]
An anti-graft body says it has new evidence that Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos received millions in kickbacks in the late 1990′s, part of an allegedly dodgy debt repayment […]
Eight Angolan generals, acting as private prosecutors, have filed a suit for damages, in Portugal, against Angolan journalist and human rights defender Rafael Marques and his publisher Tinta-da-China. The generals […]
Angola received a boost to its free speech from Portugal, which refused to allow Angolan generals to stop the publication of a book exposing corruption and human rights abuses in […]
The 15 Angolan oil workers who went on strike aboard the oil vessel FPSO Gimboa, on October 3, to demand better working conditions, were questioned yesterday and today by the […]
The discovery of a giant aquifer beneath the country’s most populous region has been amazing news, writes John Grobler for the Mail & Guardian
The Angolan government is being urged to carry out a thorough and independent investigation into allegations of sexual and physical abuse by its security forces against Congolese migrants. In a […]
LUANDA, Mar 13, 2012 (IPS) – Rights groups and activists are warning of a rapidly deteriorating political climate in Angola following a police raid on a private newspaper and a […]
