Will the MPLA retain power in Angola?

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Angola's election commission said on Thursday the ruling party MPLA had a strong lead over the opposition.
The MPLA has ruled Angola for nearly five decades, most of it under president Jose Eduardo dos Santos who was in power from 1979 to 2017.
But despite Angola's oil wealth, little has reached its people and unemployement is high.
UNITA had hoped to capitalise on young people's frustrations over poverty.
So could the outcome lead to renewed turmoil in this African country?

Presenter: Kim Vinell

Guests
Jose Gama, member of the Mudei Civic Movement.
Borges Nhamirre, Research Consultant at the Institute for Security Studies Africa.
Marisa Lourenco, independent political analyst with a focus on Angola, Mozambique and South Africa.










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Category
Angola
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Africa, African, angola, elections
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