Partido apela à resiliência e ao apoio à liderança de João Lourenço em meio à situação socioeconómica do país

Ruling party calls for resilience and support for João Lourenço’s initiatives

MPLA urged Angolans not to lose hope in the face of economic difficulties.

Paulo Pombolo compared the current situation to the sacrifices made during the fight for independence.

Marches across the country showed support for leader João Lourenço.

Mbanza Congo preserves cultural traditions through traditional authorities and sacred sites.

The Yala Nkuwu tree, a symbol of power and spirituality, continues to be revered.

The São Salvador do Congo Cathedral, built in 1517, stands as a historic landmark in the region.

Adalberto Costa Júnior is confident that the Constitutional Court will legalize PRA-JA Servir Angola this time.

The UNITA leader criticizes the regime for acting in its own interest but remains optimistic about legalization.

Abel Chivukuvuku emphasizes PRA-JA's role in the United Patriotic Front for the 2027 elections.

UNITA criticizes the National Police for violating human rights in its crime-fighting efforts.

The party claims that the Angolan state is the primary violator of civil and political rights.

Opposition demands a deep restructuring and accountability within the National Police.

Food products in supermarkets can cost twice as much as in informal markets.

Low-income families choose informal markets due to high inflation and elevated prices.

The formal economy, burdened by high taxes and costs, fuels the rise of informal trade.

China appeals to WTO against EU's provisional tariffs on electric vehicles.

Dispute could lead to new discussions within the European bloc.

China aims to protect its EV industry and global cooperation.