ANGOLA’S UNITA rebels lack the capacity to threaten the government in Luanda despite an increase in guerrilla activity, the country’s army chief said in a radio interview. ”Contrary to what may be thought, these guerrillas are not increasing their actions, but decreasing them,” General Joao Batista de Matos told state-owned Radio Nacional. The rebel group has recently stepped up guerrilla attacks around the oil-and-diamond-rich southern African state. A UNITA attack last Wednesday left dozens killed and wounded near the central city of Huambo. – Reuters