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Cuanza-sul: The Criminal Investigation Service (SIC) in the province of Cuanza-Sul has detained a national citizen accused of the theft of electrical material essential for supporting medium and high-voltage pylon towers.
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AMANGOLA Urges Greater Involvement of Angolans in Portugal
Lisbon: The general delegate of AMANGOLA in Portugal, Anibal da Costa, reaffirmed the association’s dedication to mobilizing and raising awareness among Angolan citizens residing in Portugal. On Wednesday, in Lisbon, he emphasized the need for
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Religious Leaders Reinforce Adherence to Unofficial Electoral Registration in Cuanza-Norte
Ndalatando: Religious leaders and traditional authorities in Cuanza-Norte reinforced, today, Thursday in Ndalatando, the appeal for adherence to the unofficial
BUAP in Huambo Enhances Voter Registration Capacity
Huambo: The One-Stop Public Service Counters (BUAP) in Huambo province are now able to update more than 150 voters per
UNITA Commends Efficient Voter Registration Process in Cabinda Province
Cabinda: The UNITA provincial secretary in Cabinda, Louren§o Lumingo, has acknowledged the efficient and dynamic conduct of the Official Voter
CIRGL Parliamentary Forum President Urges Timely Member Contributions
Luanda: The president of the Parliamentary Forum of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), Ado de Almeida,
Angolan Vice-President Explores Ancestral Tourism and Educational Ties with Tucker Family
Luanda: The Vice-President of Angola, Esperan§a da Costa, engaged in discussions on Thursday with members of the Tucker family regarding
Angola and Algeria Institutional Cooperation Strengthening Discussed in Geneva
Luanda: Angola’s representative to the UN and other international organizations in Geneva, Ana Maria de Oliveira, met on Monday with