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PresidentJoão Lourenço’s decision to re-hire Washington-based lobbyists Squire Patton Boggs is the most lucrative of several new lobbying deals linking African governments with the K-street lobbyist networks.

It felt like a case of ‘after the Lord Mayor’s show’ when Angola’s PresidentJoão Lourenço hosted the European Union-African Union summit in Luanda, as AU chair. No...

More questions are being raised about the accountability of lobbying companies after it has emerged in filings lodged with the United States government that veteran CIA agent Dale...

PresidentJoão Lourenço’s administration has been striving to cut fuel subsidies to reduce debt servicing costs while avoiding disorder. But it has failed to strike that balance and...

The average yield on Angola’s dollar bonds has soared above 13.5% in recent weeks, prompting Finance MinisterVera Daves de Sousa to shelve plans to test the...

Finance MinisterVera Daves de Sousa was one of the few African star turns at April’s spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank,...

A week of diplomatic spats and foiled negotiations has handed more political weight to the M23 militia and its Rwandan backers to add to their string of victories...

PresidentJoão Lourenço’s pardoning ofJosé Filomeno dos Santos, aka Zenú, the son of his predecessor PresidentJosé Eduardo dos Santos, who had been imprisoned for fraud, marks...

When US PresidentJoe Biden arrives in Angola on 2 December, he will be able to compare succession notes with his counterpartJoão Lourenço. After pushing some ground-breaking...

The Angolan government’s tactics to boost oil and gas investment – cutting production taxes, wooing the biggest conglomerates and quitting the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)...

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