Angola | ISS Africa

Rwanda-DRC talks have resumed, but whether they can shift the fundamental barriers to peace remains to be seen.

Although there are benefits for both countries, the US is clearly challenging the dominance of China and Russia in Southern Africa.

Using harsh justice to resolve a political struggle could lead to youth radicalisation and violence in eastern Angola.

The prevalence of trafficking and financial crimes highlights the urgency of better controls and regional cooperation.

Some Southern African states show that you can vote against Russian aggression and still remain non-aligned.

Whether the country’s poor will benefit from attempts to recover Dos Santos’ enormous stolen loot remains uncertain.

The opposition made huge gains in last week’s elections, but now it faces tough choices.

With the political playing field stacked in the ruling party’s favour, conflict could erupt after the 24 August polls.

Election observer mission recommendations haven’t been implemented by the MPLA-led government that controls electoral and political levers of power.

With the ruling party under pressure, major challenges could undermine the legitimacy of the August polls.

With the ruling party under pressure, major challenges could undermine the legitimacy of the August polls.

The region has inadequate adaptation funding and many communities are unable to withstand climate change effects.