Angola Protests Death Toll Climbs to 22, Interior Minister Says

The recent protests in Angola over rising fuel prices have resulted in a tragic loss of life. According to the Interior Minister, Manuel Homem, the death toll has now reached 22 people. The protests, which began on November 25th, were a response to the government's decision to increase fuel prices. Demonstrators took to the streets to voice their discontent with the economic situation and the impact of the price hikes on their daily lives. Despite the government's efforts to control the situation, the unrest continued, leading to clashes between protesters and security forces. The exact circumstances surrounding the deaths are still under investigation, but the authorities have acknowledged the severity of the situation and the need to address the underlying issues. The incident highlights the challenges faced by the Angolan government in managing the country's economic challenges and balancing the needs of its citizens. As the situation continues to unfold, the international community will be watching closely to see how the government responds and works to restore stability and address the concerns of the Angolan people.