The public sale of shares in Unitel, Angola’s largest telecommunications company, and the operator’s admission to trading on the country’s stock exchange mark an important stage in a privatisation programme that has so far offered investors few marquee assets. Unitel is a rare exception. On that basis alone, the transaction deserves support.
Yet the deal comes with a legal complication that should not be relegated to the small print. Half of Unitel was transferred to the state by presidential…
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