Why Is Angola Important

Forgotten Rights Much of Africa and the world today have had horrific past that have lead the nations into ruins. However, when looking at Africa there have been numerous towns that after the world wars and civil wars were never able to adapt to the world around us now. Unfortunately, one nation that never was able to fully adapt is Angola. Angola, has always been a nation that had issue with, economics, violence and change in powers but for the citizens of the nation they have had to deal with the substantial lack of human rights. Every nation's government should be in charge of insuring that each and every citizen has the rights, to a house, clean water, bathroom, electricity etc. The Angolan Government states that they do give their people
Before the civil war primary education was ran by the church and then secondary was privileged only usually. Although, primary education was “free”, many of the people did not receive it. During, the civil wars a lot of the schools like the hospitals were destroyed making the already hard to find education even harder to come by. Surprisingly today there is a high population of Angolans that can indeed read and write. However, Angola is not meeting the basic a human rights because not all of the citizens have the means to learn. Furthermore, a gender divide on education is a real issue in Angola as well. Twenty-five percent more men than women are able to read and write in Angola. Now how is that
The biggest issue that Angola needs to address first would have to be the slums. Nothing is ever going to change unless the people in the nation feel as though they are being heard. Where most of the population is living now is causing 90% of the issues. Living conditions should be top priority for those in charge. My plan for an easier time with the low income housing is simple. Take one of the hundred skyscrapers in the capitals city and turn them into apartments. If one was to just transform one of those buildings that could easily take a large portion of the people off of the streets. To pay for these apartments, my idea would be to raise the taxes for the rich. Also, adapt the concept of inoment domain, and allow the government to take property for the greater good. With this it will be easy to get the buildings, and allow the people living in slums to live in happiness and have shelter. Also, the people will have to pay a certain percentage of their income that they can for rent. Their will be no set pay for these homes. It will all be decided by the government, on what each family pays based off income. However, the families will start at the bare minimum and once they are able to the payments will gradually go up, again according to ability, based on income. This way Angola is still making money and the people are