'The hungry can't stay silent' - behind deadly protests in oil-rich Angola

The article discusses the recent protests in Angola, a country rich in oil resources, as it approaches its 50th independence anniversary. Despite its wealth, Angola is struggling with widespread poverty and inequality, leading to growing discontent among the population. The protests have been driven by the growing number of Angolans facing food insecurity and economic hardship, particularly in the capital Luanda. The demonstrations have turned deadly, with security forces using force to suppress the unrest. The article highlights the stark contrast between Angola's oil wealth and the living conditions of its citizens, many of whom lack access to basic necessities. The government's response, marked by a crackdown on dissent, has further exacerbated the situation and sparked international condemnation. The article underscores the urgent need for the Angolan government to address the root causes of the protests, such as poverty, inequality, and the unequal distribution of the country's resources, in order to restore stability and meet the needs of its citizens.