Angola is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis following torrential rains and flash floods that have killed at least 29 people, and displaced thousands. Authorities in the country say at least 34 thousand people have been displaced by the floods following heavy rains in recent days in the Capital, Luanda. President João Lourenço mourned the deaths, saying the country was in a- race against the clock- to find, rescue and offer medical care to those affected. Tsepiso Makwetla spoke to Journalist and Researcher based in Angola, Faustino Henriques

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