Angola

Constitution 2010 Arts. 101-104, 119(8) + Law 15/10 (SIGFE/LOLF) + TCA Law 13/2010 + Law 41/20 (Public Contracts)

Constitution of the Republic of Angola 5 February 2010, Arts. 101-104, 110(4), 119(8), 120(3); Lei n.o 15/10, de 14 de Julho (Lei do Orcamento Geral do Estado / SIGFE-LOLF framework); Lei n.o 13/2010, de 9 de Julho (Lei Organica do Tribunal de Contas); Lei n.o 41/20, de 10 de Dezembro (Lei dos Contratos Publicos); Lei de Acesso a Documentos Administrativos (2002)

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Fiscal Transparency: 47/100 (moderate)
47
out of 100
weak
35 of 37 scored fields populated. Higher = stronger statutory transparency requirements.
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Angola's fiscal transparency framework is anchored in the Constitution of Angola (5 February 2010) Arts. 101-104 and operationalized through Lei n.o 15/10 (SIGFE/LOLF), TCA Lei n.o 13/2010 (Tribunal de Contas organic law), and Lei n.o 41/20 (Public Contracts, 2020). The TCA President and ALL judges are appointed by the President of the Republic under Art. 119(8) -- the most structurally compromised SAI appointment model in the batch (auditor_selection='appointed_executive'; no parliamentary check). The Audit Report is classified as 'Internal Use Only' (OBS 2021): statute = True (TCA Law 13/2010 + Art. 104); de facto practice score = 0. Both PEFA assessments (2016 draft, 2022 final) are non-public. Oil-opacity is the defining structural constraint: Sonangol quasi-fiscal operations, FSDEA sovereign wealth fund (Presidential Decree 48/12; off-budget), and legal restrictions on petroleum contract publication depress actual fiscal transparency well below statutory. EITI validation June 2025: 63.5/100 (fairly low). RTI law 2002 (75/150, rank 89th) confirmed as not properly implemented (0/8 sanctions; no independent commissioner). OBS 2021 T=30/100 (rank 94/120; trajectory 25-30 dos Santos era). TI CPI 32/100 (rank 94/182; improving from high-20s). Score: 47 (weak band; cluster baseline; zero confirmed positive overrides -- primary portals mef.gov.ao and sncp.gov.ao ECONNREFUSED prevent confirmation of citizens budget and BO provisions).

Transparency Requirements

Budget Publicationmax 12 pts

Budget publication required ✓ Yes
Budget published online ✓ Yes
Budget publication timeline —
Machine-readable budget format No
Draft budget required before adoption ✓ Yes

Expenditure Disclosuremax 12 pts

Expenditure disclosure required ✓ Yes
Expenditure granularity department
Public expenditure portal required No
Expenditure reporting frequency quarterly

Independent Auditmax 12 pts

Audit required ✓ Yes
Auditor independent of entity ✓ Yes
Auditor selection method appointed executive
Audit frequency annual
Audit reports public ✓ Yes
Audit scope financial performance

Contract & Procurementmax 10 pts

Public bidding required ✓ Yes
Contract publication required ✓ Yes
Bid award disclosure No
Beneficial ownership disclosure No

Debt & Liability Disclosuremax 10 pts

Debt disclosure required ✓ Yes
Pension liability disclosure No
Contingent liability disclosure No
Voter approval required for new debt No

Fiscal Reporting Frequencymax 10 pts

Interim reporting required ✓ Yes
Interim reporting frequency quarterly
Year-end report deadline —
Citizens budget required No

Enforcement & Oversightmax 10 pts

Non-compliance penalties ✓ Yes
Fiscal oversight body No
Whistleblower protections No
Legislative budget office No

Revenue & Tax Transparencymax 8 pts

Tax expenditure reporting No
Revenue forecasting required ✓ Yes
Tax rate publication ✓ Yes
Fee schedule publication No

Compensation & Payrollmax 8 pts

Salary disclosure required No
Salary disclosure scope —
Pension benefit disclosure No
Overtime reporting No

Capital & Asset Disclosuremax 8 pts

Capital plan required ✓ Yes
Asset inventory required No
Surplus asset disposal transparency No

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