Angola (Vol 18, 2021)
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Parliamentary politics were to a large extent dominated by party manoeuvrings ahead of the 2022 elections that included the retroactive invalidation of the major opposition party’s last congress by the constitutional court. The killing of peaceful protesters in Cafunfo, Lunda-Norte, by the police in January set the tone for increased repression of protests, though citizen contestation was nonetheless on the rise. Foreign affairs were slow-going and the economy remained sluggish, both as an effect of the pandemic, with citizens suffering from further aggravation of costs of living.
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Angola (Vol 18, 2021)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Jon Schubert in
Current site
Google Scholar
(5,551 words)