O decreto nº 62/07, Considera que o governo ,no âmbito do seu programa geral , decidiu a implementação de um conjunto de investimento públicos estratégicos e estruturantes , com vista a dinamização do processo de melhoria da administração do Estado , da economia e da vida das populações

A lei nº 3/07 de 3 setembro , do fomento habitacional tem como objectivo a definição da politica de fomento habitacional factor essencial na concretização do direito à habitação que assiste a todos os cidadãos, no quadro da lei constitucional

Following the end of Angola’s civil war (1975–2002), the capital city, Luanda, found itself awash in dreams of becoming a ‘world-class city’. The war had been won by the ruling Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), which used its dominant position to launch a project of ‘national reconstruction’, ostensibly to repair the broken country materially and politically. In practice, reconstruction became a means of attempting to solidify the MPLA’s political control (Schubert 2015; Soares de Oliveira 2015). Drawing from the country’s oil profits,1 the MPLA-state extended its reach through infrastructure projects and the building of clinics, schools and housing. In Luanda, state and private initiatives intersected in a construction frenzy that rapidly reshaped the city centre and peripheries. New high rises, luxury condominiums and state-sponsored housing remade experiences of urban life