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- Angolan ruling party claims election victory
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Angola's ruling party has claimed victory in the oil-rich nation's chaotic landmark election despite opposition attempts to have the result cancelled.
- Victory seems guaranteed for Angola's MPLA
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With nearly 55% of the ballots counted, Angola's ruling MPLA seemed headed for a massive victory in the first parliamentary elections in 16 years.
- Angola ruling party set for big win in disputed poll
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The leader of Angola's largest opposition party said on Sunday he was contesting the results of the country's parliamentary election.
- Opposition says Angolan voters coerced in poll
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The leader of Angola's largest opposition party said on Monday people had been forced to vote against their wishes in the parliamentary elections.
- Angola ruling party savours win as count continues
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Angola's ruling MPLA on Monday savoured an overwhelming victory in the country's first peacetime election, even with some votes still to be counted.
- Opposition party acknowledges defeat in Angola vote
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Angola opposition party Unita acknowledged defeat in last week's election, as the ruling MPLA savoured an overwhelming win.
- Angola's ruling MPLA wins parliamentary poll
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Angolan President José Eduardo dos Santos's MPLA party scored a landslide parliamentary election victory on Wednesday with nearly 82% of the vote.
- From peace to polls, Angola steps closer to legitimacy
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Six years after the end of a devastating civil war, polls in oil-rich Angola have cemented peace, legitimising its democracy.
- Angola opposition takes issue with vote in Luanda
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Angola opposition Unita on Friday contested at court elections in the capital, Luanda, where chaos resulted in a second day of voting last week.
- Angolan ruling party wins majority of vote
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Angola's electoral commission late on Tuesday reported the final results of this month's legislative elections.







