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Half of Angolans still don't have electricity, says minister

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 17:40

Half of Angolans still don't have access to electricity, according to the Minister of Energy and Water of Angola. This situation affects a significant part of the country's population, which continues without this basic service.

The Minister of Energy and Water assured that there is public investment directed to meet this need. The Angolan government intends to expand access to electricity for the population that is still not served.

This statement was made by the minister in the context of discussions about the priorities of the energy sector in Angola, where access to energy remains limited for a large part of the citizens.

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