CLEAN : Angolan leaders using apartheid style ways to rule: activist

The transcript discusses Angola's political and economic challenges, highlighting the exploitation by foreign powers and the disconnect between the elite and the populace. It covers the regime's oppressive tactics, including extended preventive detention, and draws parallels with apartheid and colonial regimes. The economic situation is precarious, with potential unrest if oil prices remain low. Personal experiences of surveillance are shared, alongside the economic growth of Luanda, which contrasts with the political uncertainty under President Santos.

What is one of the main issues facing Angola as discussed in the first section?

• The Angolan government is investing heavily in education.

• Angola has a surplus of natural resources.

• The country's elite is disconnected from its people.

• Angola is experiencing a population decline.

Which historical regime is the Angolan regime compared to in the second section?

• The apartheid regime in South Africa

• The British colonial regime in India

• The Roman Empire

• The Ottoman Empire

What is a potential consequence of the Angolan regime's continued repression?

• Economic prosperity

• Improved international relations

• Greater public discontent

• Increased foreign investment

How is Luanda described in the third section?

• The most expensive city in the world

• A hub for agricultural development

• A city with declining infrastructure

• A struggling city with high poverty rates

What is President dos Santos's approach to succession as mentioned in the third section?

• He is planning to retire soon.

• He has already appointed a successor.

• He is undermining potential successors.

• He is actively grooming a successor.