A new book describes the southern African nation of Angola as an economic miracle, for its rapid transformation after a brutal civil war. But critics of Angola’s longtime government, say the high-rises and new developments that glitter in Angola’s capital have come at a high cost. VOA’s Anita Powell has our report.
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