Congo Weighs Attending Angola-Hosted Talks With M23, Sources Say
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.
Airport officials failed to provide any concrete explanation for the denial, suggesting they were following higher orders.
An Angola man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after being involved in an accident that took the life of a child. According to the Erie County District Attorney’s Office, Markus R. Genovese, 53, of ...
Angola is considering raising about $1.5 billion in its first eurobond sale in three years to refinance or repay outstanding ...
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Zanzibar's First Vice President Othman Massoud, Lissu denied entry into AngolaA diplomatic standoff unfolded at Luanda Airport on Thursday when Zanzibar's First Vice President, Othman Massoud Othman, and ...
Morocco’s cabinet on Thursday reviewed two international agreements and a related draft law, as part of efforts to strengthen ...
UNITA, Angola's leading opposition party, had invited a delegation of leaders for a conference, but they were blocked at the ...
Administrator of the National Agency for Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels (ANPG) Reveals Angola’s $60Bn Oil and Gas (O&G) Investment Prospect ...
A new international airport has opened in Angola, aiming to boost the country’s aviation sector by improving connectivity and ...
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