Two years into his presidency, Angolan leader João Lourenço is treading a difficult course between continuity and radical reform.
Faced with a persistent economic crisis, the new president needs to take bold action to open up the economy to competition and renewed foreign investment, and reduce the country's dependency on oil.
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