Angola at a crossroads as citizens vote in tight presidential election race
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By Zain Asher, Nimi Princewill and Stephanie Busari, CNN Voters in the oil-rich African nation of Angola will go to the polls on Wednesday to decide who will lead the country — the party that has been in power for nearly five decades, or an opposition promising a fresh start especially for disaffect…
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LUANDA, Angola (AP) -- As Angola -- one of Africa's largest oil producers -- prepares for a general election Wednesday, voters are debating whether they
By Zain Asher, Nimi Princewill and Stephanie Busari, CNN Voters in the oil-rich African nation of Angola will go to the polls on Wednesday to decide who will lead the country — the party that has been in power for nearly five decades, or an opposition promising a fresh start especially for disaffect…
By Zain Asher, Nimi Princewill and Stephanie Busari, CNN Voters in the oil-rich African nation of Angola will go to the polls on Wednesday to decide who will lead the country — the party that has been in power for nearly five decades, or an opposition promising a fresh start especially for disaffect…
Angolans are voting in a tightly contested election for president and parliament. The left-wing party MPLA has ruled the country since its independence from Portugal in 1975, but the decision could depend on young voters fed up with politics-as-usual.
Angolans will vote on Wednesday in a tight race in which the main opposition coalition has its best-ever chance of victory, as millions of youth left out of its oil-fuelled booms are expected to express…
Angolan voters have cast their ballots in one of the country's most competitive elections that pit the ruling MPLA against the opposition party UNITA. Observers say the country's youth could decide the outcome.
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