Luanda, Angola: Angola s leading opposition party walked out of an extraordinary parliamentary session called to discuss a possible impeachment against President Joao Lourenco on Saturday, heightening political turmoil in the oil-rich country.
Support from Russia will allow Touadéra to suppress opposition and avoid conciliation with rebels, The disputed elections last year that gave an opportunity to mercenaries from Russia s state-linked Wagner Group to assert their influence on politics in the Central African Republic will cast a shadow over 2022. They helped to secure Bangui and other cities against the poorly organised armed opposition and allowed Faustin-Archange Touadéra to get re-elected President, though in debatable conditions.
Due to some inaccurate interpretations disseminated in national and international media and also on social media about the work to be carried out in the Angolan