The leader of Angola's main opposition has asked election officials to rehold a parliamentary election because of widespread delays at polling stations.
Isaias Samakuva, leader of the Unita party, said the system in the capital, Luanda, had practically collapsed.
Smaller opposition parties also called for a fresh poll, citing voting problems elsewhere in the country.
It was the oil-rich nation's first election in 16 years, but was marred by confusion from the outset.
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(BBC)
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