Luanda, Feb 11 (Prensa Latina) Corruption in Angola regained news value today due to a trial associated with the oil company Sonangol, which allegedly suffered damages of more than 900 million dollars due to dirty dealings by a former business executive.
Trial in Angola for alleged corruption against oil company Sonangol
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