Angola’s minister of agriculture, Isaac dos Anjos, deserves a peculiar kind of congratulations. By speaking so bluntly, he has done the country a public service: […]
Angola’s constitutional order is not merely dysfunctional but economically distortionary. Since taking office in 2017, President João Lourenço has authorized an estimated $61.5 billion in […]
Before asking who will succeed João Lourenço, a more uncomfortable question looms: what kind of country will he leave behind at the end of his […]
In Angola, where corruption and the capture of state institutions by political and economic elites remain persistent concerns, the independence of the justice system is […]
On 3 March 2026, four months after assuming office as Secretary of State, Conceição Cristóvão convened IGCA employees to a meeting scheduled for 6 March […]
A technical opinion confirmed the ownership of a 9.86-hectare plot in Talatona, Luanda. Angola’s Cadastral Institute concealed that finding for eight months while communicating a […]
