Angola aims for three-year ‘breathing space’ from creditors
Africa's second-largest oil exporter is in talks with bank creditors and China
24 November 2020 - 19:22
London — Angola hopes to get “breathing space” on its debt for the next three years after negotiations with its main creditors, its finance minister said on Tuesday.
Africa's second-largest oil exporter, which has been hit by both the coronavirus and an oil price rout, is in talks with bank creditors and China, said Vera Daves de Sousa during a Bloomberg virtual event...
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