Angola's largest opposition party, Unita, announced Tuesday it would contest the results of the legislative elections announced the day before, which gave the ruling party the victory and a second term for the outgoing president, Joao Lourenco.
2022/08/30/angolas-opposition-to-contest-election-results
2022/08/30/angolas-opposition-to-contest-election-results
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