Luanda - The FNLA said Thursday that it will fight inflation and facilitate access to direct credit for the business sector and foreign investment, if it wins the elections on 24 August next.
In its ten minutes of airtime on national Radio station (RNA), the party also presented as a proposal the holding of public tenders for the privatization of companies.
During the radio programme, the party argued that inflation cannot be fought in isolation, but through budgetary discipline, direct credit, the supply of goods and services.
It added that the fight against inflation also involves investing in domestic production, promoting exports and reducing the external deficit.
This will be the fifth time that Angolans go to the polls since 1992.
