WHILE THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE, THE ELITE OF ANGOLA WALLOW IN CORRUPTION

Looting the country's riches by liquefying the natural assets of the nation through the creation of companies under the name of family and members of the ruling elite of the MPLA Regime 

70% of the Population lives under $2 US dollars a day

CORRUPTION - NEPOTISM -
COMMUNIST IN ITS PUREST FORM

Information Last Updated: 18 February 2014

The personal fortune of Mr. José Eduardo dos Santos 

is estimated to be $20 Billion US Dollars or €14 Billion Euros 

(Estimated in 2013)

From Rags to Riches

José Eduardo dos Santos was known to only have one suit and two white shirts in the city of Brazzaville in (1963-1970), José Eduardo dos Santos is son of a stone mason and was born in the Island of Sao Tome, and doesn't speak any African Native Language, only fluent in Portuguese and Russian.

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If you have any questions or wish to add information to any of these cases, you are welcome to send us any updated information in regards to the theft of public funds and illicit enrichment in Angola and occupied Cabinda, we are also keen on any information related to foreign multinationals, banks, financial institutions, government officials and governments relations with the MPLA Regime Nomenclature in cases of Public Corruption, Traffic of Influences, Criminal Activities between the MPLA Regime and Foreign Partners. 

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TOP 60 RICH PEOPLE IN ANGOLA LIST
 

With more than $20 Billion USD  (2013 Estimate)

1 - José Eduardo dos Santos, President of the Republic

Isabel dos Santos (Daughter): First Born 1973 Isabel dos Santos assets worth $3 Billion US Dollars, the Richest woman in Africa  

José Filomeno de Sousa dos Santos (Son): Born in 1977 from Jose Eduardo dos Santos second wife Luísa Perdigão Abrantes. He manages $5 Billion US Dollars in funds and assets

With more than $100 Million USD

2 - General Leopoldino Fragoso do Nascimento, (The US$750 Million Dollar Man), Member of the National Assembly

3 - José Leitão, Chief of the Civil House of Luanda

4 - Elisio de Figueiredo, Ambassador

5 - João de Matos, General

6 - Higino Carneiro, Minister of Public Works

7 - Helder Vieira Dias (Kopelipa), General

8 - António Mosquito, Businessman

9 - Valentim Amões, Businessman

10 - Sebastião Lavrador, Banker

11 - José Severino, Businessman

12 - Joaquim Duarte da Costa David, Minister of Industry
 

13 - Manuel Vicente, Ex-Executive of the National Oil Company Sonangol, Vice President of Angola

14 - Abilio Sianga, Administrator of the National Oil Company Sonangol

15 - Mário Palhares, Executive of Bank BAI

16 - Aguinaldo Jaime, Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister

17 - França Ndalu, General in Reserve

18 - Amaro Taty, Governor of Province of Bié

19 - Noé Baltazar, Director Delegate of ASCORP

20 - Desidério Costa, Minister of Petroleum

21 - José Filomeno de Sousa dos Santos, son of the Dictaror & Chairman Fundo Soberano de Angola

With more than $50 Million dollars but less than $100 Million Dollars

22 - João Lourenço, Secretary General of the MPLA Party

23 - Isaac dos Anjos, Ambassador

24 - Faustino Muteka, Minister of the Administration of the Territory

25 - António Vandúnem, Secretary of the Council of Ministers

26 - Dumilde Rangel, Governor of the Province of Benguela

27 - Salomão José Luheto Xirimbimbi, Minister of Fisheries
 

28 - Jardim, Ex-Minister of Fisheries

29 - Dino Matross, 1°.Vice-Presidente da Assembleia Nacional

30 - Álvaro Carneiro, Ex-Director Adjunto da Endiama

31 - Flávio Fernandes, Ex-PCA da Multiperfil

32 - Fernando Miala, Ex-Director of the Services of Security of the State

33 - Armindo César, Businessman

34 - Ramos da Cruz, Governor of the Province of Huila

35 - Gomes Maiato, Governor of the Province of Lunda-Norte

36 - João E. dos Santos, Governor of the Province of Moxico

37 - Gonçalves Muandumba, Governor of the Province of Lunda-Sul

38 - Aníbal Rocha, Ex-Governor of Cabinda

39 - Ludy Kissassunda, Governor of the Province of Zaire

40 - Luiz Paulino dos Santos, Ex-Governor of the Province of Bié

41 - Paulo Kassoma, Governor of the Province of Huambo

42 - Rui Santos, Businessman

43 - Mário António, Member of the Political Bureau of the MPLA Party and ADM. of GEFI

44 - Silva Neto, Ex-Administrator of the National Oil Company Sonangol Distribution

45 - Júlio Bessa, Ex-Minister of Finances

46 - Paixão Franco, President of FDES

47 - Mello Xavier, Member of the National Assembly and Businessman

48 - Kundi-Payhama, Ex-Minister of Defence

49 - Ismael Diogo, President of the Company FESA

50 - Maria Mambo Café (Diseased), Ex-Member of the Political Bureau of the MPLA Party

51 - Augusto Tomás, Member of the National Assembly

52 - Generoso de Almeida, PCA DO BCI

53 - Luiz Faceira, General

54 - Cirilo de Sá, General

55 - Adolfo Razoilo, General

56 - Gilberto Lutukuta, ex-Minister of Agriculture

57 - Simão Júnior-Empresário (Grupo Chamavo e Gema)

58 - Carlos Feijó, Assessor of the President of the Republic

59 - Armando da Cruz Neto, Chief of the Armed Forces FAA

60 - Fernando Borges, Business man

 

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MPLA Regime No.1

José Eduardo dos Santos, in power since 1979

SINCE 2007, 60 CUBAN BLACK SOLDIERS DIVIDED IN TWO PLATOONS PROTECT JOSE EDUARDO DOS SANTOS

They say that because they are black they will not be noticed and they where told to learn portuguese. The first platoon arrived in Angola between the 5 and 8 of October 2007, on the 24 of October 2007 arrived the second platoon. And in the old Cuban Communist fashion they where put to work at once, on the same day. They are administered by a Coronel.

The last time Cuban troops provided the private security of the Angolan President was under Agostinho Neto in the first years of Angola Independence.

On the 27 of May 1977, used the Cuban military men to suppress and kill the internal MPLA faction lead by Nito Alves.

The Cuban Forces took over the Rádio Nacional de Angola, the barracks of the elite forces that formed the 9ª Brigade, and the Prison of S. Paulo, where the so called "nitistas" where in the morning of that day.

In the book livro Purga em Angola, it gives an account of that day the 27 of May, Dalila Cabrita and Álvaro Mateus say that around 10:00 AM Agostinho Neto contacts Fidel Castro, reporting to him the events with alarm of the happenings in the City of Luanda, which in his words was taken by vandals and with the danger of an invasion from Zairian and South African Forces, which became known as  «Operação Cobra». (snake operation)"

The presence of Cuban Military men in Angola is contrary to the quadripartite treaties of13 December 1988, the "Acordos de New York", singed between Angola, Cuba, South Africa under the UN supervision, that made provisions for the withdrawal of Cuban and South Africa troops from the war theatre and the implementation of Resolution 435 that allowed the independence of Namibia.