Congo Weighs Attending Talks With M23 in Angola as Rebels Make Demands
Angola has been trying to mediate a lasting ceasefire and reduce tensions between Congo and neighbouring Rwanda, which has been accused of backing the Tutsi-led M23 rebels. Rwanda denies those allegations. On Wednesday Angola's presidency announced direct talks between Congo and M23 would begin in Luanda on March 18.
Angola is under fire after it denied entry to several senior African political figures set to attend a conference hosted by ...
Louisiana is restarting death penalty executions next week for the first time in 15 years, using nitrogen gas to execute ...
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Barring Opposition Leaders in Angola: A troubling trend for Africa’s democracyPolitical analysts point to these developments as indicative of the challenges facing the African democratisation process, ...
Ericsson has completed the transformation of Unitel’s existing core network in Angola, implementing the Ericsson dual-mode 5G Core, IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), and Cloud Native Infrastructure ...
Mozambican politician Venâncio Mondlane says his denial of entry into Angola on Thursday was a "public shame" and a violation of the law of that country, suggesting a possible lawsuit against the ...
The blockage led ACT-Wazalendo to issue a statement condemning the action, calling on the Tanzanian government to publicly ...
A man from Angola has pleaded guilty to multiple charges in a crash that killed an 8-year-old boy from Blasdell in June 2024.
UNITA, Angola's leading opposition party, had invited a delegation of leaders for a conference, but they were blocked at the ...
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