Authorities in Angola say the death toll from violent protests against a fuel price hike has risen to 22.

The unrest broke out earlier this week, when minibus taxi associations launched a three-day strike against a government's decision to increase the price of diesel by one-third.

Looting, vandalism and clashes with police started in the capital Luanda, then spread to other provinces.

President Joao Lourenco's cabinet met on Wednesday to discuss the impact of the demonstrations. 

This morning we look at this developing story and begin with Evaldo Evangelista, the National Secretary for Communications and Marketing of the main opposition party in Angola, the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA),  Polical Analyst, Faustino Henriques and Angolan economist, Daniel Tendo....