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writes about Angola and South West Africa. Verde is a legal analyst of MakaAngola and a research associate at the African Studies Centre, University of Oxford and CEPED, Université Paris-Cité.

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writes about Angola and South West Africa. Verde is a legal analyst of MakaAngola and a research associate at the African Studies Centre, University of Oxford and CEPED, Université Paris-Cité.

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AUGUST 24 2025

Angola’s ‘Inorganic’ Techno-Democracy

RUI VERDE•AUGUST 24 2025

Angola’s ‘Inorganic’ Techno-Democracy

In Angola, the intersection of technology and governance is forging an unconventional democratic landscape—one that emerges spontaneously and outside traditional political structures.

Angola’s ‘Inorganic’ Techno-Democracy

RUI VERDE•AUGUST 24 2025

Angola’s ‘Inorganic’ Techno-Democracy

In Angola, the intersection of technology and governance is forging an unconventional democratic landscape—one that emerges spontaneously and outside traditional political structures.

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JULY 14 2024

Angola Wants a Pan-African Court of Justice

RUI VERDE•JULY 14 2024

Angola Wants a Pan-African Court of Justice

Angola has become the first country to ratify the Malabo Protocol, paving the way for the creation of a true international African court of justice. What does Angola hope to gain from this move, and why now?

Angola Wants a Pan-African Court of Justice

RUI VERDE•JULY 14 2024

Angola Wants a Pan-African Court of Justice

Angola has become the first country to ratify the Malabo Protocol, paving the way for the creation of a true international African court of justice. What does Angola hope to gain from this move, and why now?