Lourenço's drive for greater regional influence begins to pay off
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With Angola's regional influence having faded in the twilight years of the Dos Santos era, President Lourenço has been working hard to recover lost ground by finding key regional appointments for his diplomats and spymasters. [...] (766 words)
Issue dated 02/07/2021
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