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| Angola| Southern Africa |
| CrisisWatch database |
| Recent reports and briefings |
After nearly three decades of civil war and political paralysis, Angola now faces the task of ensuring a peaceful, fair and transparent democratic transition. Long-awaited elections--the first since 1992--are now expected in late 2007. A peace agreement was signed between Luanda and factions of the Cabindan separatist movement FLEC in August 2006, leading to renewed efforts to integrate inhabitants of the oil-rich enclave into the political and economic life of the country.
Crisis Group's work in Angola focused on the need for well-defined legal, technical, material and financial frameworks for future elections, as a means to prevent, resolve and contain conflict in Angola.
Articles, op-eds, speeches and media releases can be found under the media section.
Click here for a more detailed history of the country/conflict.
Recent reports & briefings
- Angola's Choice: Reform or Regress, Africa Report N°61, 7 April 2003
- Dealing with Savimbi's Ghost: The Security and Humanitarian Challenges in Angola, Africa Report N°58, 26 February 2003
