WEB-ANGOLA-VOTE

The MPLA has ruled Angola for over three decades, overseeing economic growth and reconstruction since the end of the civil war in 2002. However, the country faces significant corruption issues, ranking among the most corrupt globally. As Angola prepares for its first elections in 16 years, opposition parties like UNITA are gaining traction by highlighting these issues. The upcoming elections present a crucial opportunity for political change and democratic progress in Angola.

How has the opposition party UNITA positioned itself in the current political climate?

What significance do the upcoming elections hold for the people of Angola?