Angola Explodes in Riots

"Violence recently broke out in southwestern Angola, with large crowds taking to the streets and looting businesses. Chinese-owned companies and shops were among the main targets of the unrest." CO

Biden Huddles in Corrupt Angola After Outrageous Pardon for Hunter

"President Joe Biden unleashed a firestorm of controversy and further eroded public trust in his already damaged party by giving a shocking blanket pardon to his son, Hunter, on Sunday.
Biden fled from the controversy by jetting to Angola, one of the most corrupt nations in the world.
Biden was wheels-up for Angola within a few hours of pardoning his son for all crimes, both known and yet to be revealed, over a ten-year period. He refused to answer questions about the pardon from reporters during a stopover in Cape Verde." Breitbart

North Korea's closure of Africa embassies a sign of economic hardships

"North Korea's recent closing of its diplomatic missions in Angola and Uganda was a sign that

the reclusive country is struggling to make money overseas because of international sanctions....Pyongyang's state media outlet KCNA said its ambassadors paid "farewell" visits to Angolan and Ugandan leaders last week, and local media in both African countries reported the shutdown of the North's embassies there." Reuters

Chinese firm to build major oil refinery in Angola

"Angola is due to sign a contract with China National Chemical Engineering Co. (CNCEC) to build a long-delayed oil processing plant in the municipality of Lobito. China’s CNCEC will build and finance the Lobito refinery which should become one of the most significant infrastructure projects in Angola’s energy sector." RT

Chinese naval base in Africa a threat to US

"The head of US Africa Command, General Michael Langley, has insisted that China cannot
be allowed open a naval base in the west of the continent. 

China established its first overseas naval base in 2017, opening a facility in the east African nation of Djibouti. US officials have since claimed that Beijing is planning similar bases in 14 countries, including two – Equatorial Guinea and Angola – on Africa’s west coast." RT