Angola : four dead during fuel price protests
In Angola, shots have been fired again in Luanda, on Tuesday as the city is gripped by a second day of looting. The city has been brought to a standstill, with transport halted and shops closed, due to unrest that originally began as a strike by taxi drivers protesting against fuel price hikes.
In Angola, shots have been fired again in Luanda, on Tuesday as the city is gripped by a second day of looting. The city has been brought to a standstill, with transport halted and shops closed, due to unrest that originally began as a strike by taxi drivers protesting against fuel price hikes.
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