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Angola: public-sector pay negotiations

This dossier follows pay proposals for Angolan civil servants and union responses. It distinguishes negotiations, agreements and actual implementation.

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Luanda on 5 May 2010. Archive geographic illustration; this photograph does not show the 2026 pay talks.
Luanda on 5 May 2010. Archive geographic illustration; this photograph does not show the 2026 pay talks. — Lars Rohwer / Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ — archives du 5 mai 2010, sans modification

Where things stand

As of 26 October 2026, the government proposes 10% for 2027. Unions seek more and are to consult members; negotiations remain open.

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Angola: government proposes 10% public-sector pay rise for 2027

Angola's government proposed a 10% increase in civil-service pay for 2027 at talks with unions in Luanda on 26 October 2026. It is a proposal under negotiation, not a pay rise already in force.

Luanda on 5 May 2010. Archive geographic illustration; this photograph does not show the 2026 pay talks.
Luanda on 5 May 2010. Archive geographic illustration; this photograph does not show the 2026 pay talks. — Lars Rohwer / Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ — archives du 5 mai 2010, sans modification

Minister Teresa Rodrigues Dias presented the measure during a review of the three-year agreement with union federations. She also announced a mutual health scheme for January 2027, with its management model still being prepared.

CG-SILA's Francisco Jacinto considers the increase insufficient against earlier commitments, Lusa reports. Unions are to consult their members before communicating their position; no final agreement on the 10% proposal is established.

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