Ferro / Sinotrans Angola LDA / Boeing / TAAG Angola Airlines / Development Bank / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Zambia / Saudi Arabia / Mozambique / South Africa / Libya / Namibia / Zimbabwe / France / United States / Angola / China / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
port of Luanda / Port of Walvis Bay / Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport / Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute / Port of Lobito / port of Namibe / /
IndustryTerm
retail market / operational equipment / transportation / road network / electricity connection / Ground travel / large oil reserves / oil revenues / natural gas / oil and gas / flag-carrying airline / Oil accounts / Oil resources / road infrastructure / oil / coastal and inland infrastructure / oil-dependent economy / non-oil export earnings / Frequent electricity outages / main supplier / energy / oil export earnings / electricity / Transport infrastructure / oil industry / electricity connection economies / oil sector / railway networks / energy sector / logistics infrastructure / oil production / oil prices / Huge oil resources / rail infrastructure / overall infrastructure / increased oil production / /
NaturalFeature
Walvis Bay / Cuanza River / Congo River / /
Organization
Southern African Development Community / Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute / World Bank / AICD / Government of Angola / European Union / Angolan Government / /
Person
Zhou Chuncheng / José Eduardo dos Santos / /
Position
president / General Manager / essential driver of economic growth / /
Product
777s / /
ProvinceOrState
Cabinda / /
PublishedMedium
the Namibian / /
Region
sub-Saharan Africa / central Angola / Southern Africa / Angola Sub-Saharan Africa / /
Angola Sub-Saharan Africa’s third-largest economy will stay on a fast growth path. Key drivers will be further rises in oil production, recently announced reform programmes and political stability.