Angola

Angola 'actors' want to present different picture

Angola tackle Sudan in the Africa Cup of Nations Thursday wanting to silence critics who claim they are a route-one team of Hollywood 'actors'.
 

Generous Burkinabe must be stingy against Drogba

Burkina Faso must stop conceding soft goals if they are to have any hope of defeating Ivory Coast on Thursday and getting their Africa Cup of Nations campaign back on track.
 

Equatorial Guinea in dreamland, Senegal head home

Equatorial Guinea grabbed the headlines on day five of the Africa Cup of Nations with a stunning defeat of Senegal to become the first team into the quarter-finals.
 

Exclusive: Senate investigating HSBC for money laundering

(Reuters)- HSBC Holdings PLC is under investigation by a U.S. Senate panel in a money-laundering inquiry, the latest step in a long-running U.S. effort to halt shadowy money flows through global banks, according to people familiar with the situation and a company securities filing.
 

Angola accounting for $32 bn gap in budget: IMF

Angola is making "concerted efforts" to explain a $32 billion gap in the government's accounts, which apparently was caused by undocumented spending on infrastructure projects, the IMF said Wednesday.
 

Mozambique's ex-colonial soldiers seek pensions

Paulo Salazar served on a Portuguese warship during Mozambique's long liberation war, leaving him stranded on the wrong side of history.
 

Ghana's Gyan warns of more Africa Cup shocks

Ghana star striker Asamoah Gyan has predicted there will more surprises at the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations, regarded by many as the most open in recent years.
 

Former colonial soldiers in Mozambique hope for pensions

Paulo Salazar served on a Portuguese warship during Mozambique's long liberation war, leaving him stranded on the wrong side of history.
 

Ghana bank on Gyan against upstarts Botswana

Ghana will again be counting on goals by star striker Asamoah Gyan to get them past debutants Botswana in an Africa Cup of Nations Group D match Tuesday.
 

Insight: Africa "black diamond" spenders show their luster

JOHANNESBURG/NAIROBI (Reuters)- With a taste for Jimmy Choo shoes and Hermes handbags, Choice Okoro's idea of shopping is a world away from her mother's.
 

Drogba's Elephants, Angola, off Cup mark

Normal order was restored on day two of the Africa Cup of Nations after the opening day upsets, with Ivory Coast and Angola putting points on the board.
 

Manucho gives Angola perfect start

Former Manchester United striker Manucho scored the decisive goal as Angola defeated Burkina Faso 2-1 to lift the Black Antelopes' level with Ivory Coast at the top of the Africa Cup of Nations Group B here on Sunday.
 

Co-hosts Gabon enter Cup fray

Gabon will not want to be outdone by their neighbours and Africa Cup of Nations' co-hosts Equatorial Guinea when they tackle competition first-timers Niger here on Monday.
 

Morocco, Tunisia in 2004 final repeat

Morocco and Tunisia both have something to prove when they face off on day three of the Africa Cup of Nations here on Monday.
 

Drogba saves Ivory Coast blushes

Africa Cup of Nations favourites Ivory Coast won a tense Group B opener against Sudan here on Sunday, Didier Drogba earning the star-studded Elephants a 1-0 win.
 

Angola grapple with wounded Stallions

Highly rated Burkina Faso go into their Group B Africa Cup of Nations curtain raiser with Angola motivated by a deep sense of injustice.
 

Ivory Coast start quest for elusive second title

Star-studded Ivory Coast will be expected to beat Sudan Sunday to set the tone in their quest for a second Africa Cup of Nations.
 

Like a first date - Gabon coach revels in first Cup

In the surreal surroundings of Gabon's gutted national stadium here Saturday Gernot Rohr likened his debut experience at the Africa Cup of Nations to a first date.
 

Zambia must defuse explosive Senegal strikers

Senegal put arguably the most lethal strike force at the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations on display Saturday in a clash with Zambia that could decide who tops the Group A table.
 

Burkina Faso cry foul over training facilities

Burkina Faso coach Paulo Duarte has claimed his team have been unfairly discriminated against since their arrival at the Africa Cup of Nations.