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Angola Shuts Down Illegal Fuel Trade in Luau
Angola’s First Lady Highlights African Women’s Resilience to Climate Change
Libreville: The First Lady of the Republic, Ana Dias Lourenço, reaffirmed on Friday, in the city of Libreville (Gabon), Angola’s commitment to actively supporting the campaign ‘Building Resilience for Women and Girls: Climate, Conflict and
Camaiangala Resumes Production with 7,200-Ton Corn Harvest
Camaiangala: The Camaiangala Agricultural Farm in Angolan eastern province of Moxico has begun harvesting 7,200 tons of corn as part of the 2025/2026 agricultural campaign. The manager of Gesterra, the public entity in charge of
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Angola to Host International Tourism Investment Conference
Luanda: The president of the Institute of the World Tourism Forum (IFMT), Bulut Bagci, announced on Friday in Luanda the
President Joo Louren§o Dismisses Director of Military House Studies Office
Luanda: Angolan Head of State Joo Louren§o dismissed on Friday Ernesto Manuel Norberto Garcia from his position as Director of
African Ambassadors Praise Angolan Diplomacy in Zambia
Lusaka: The Association of African Diplomats (AAD) in Zambia commended Angola for its active diplomacy, emphasizing solidarity and strengthening relations
Conditions Are in Place for Pope Leo XIV’s Visit to Angola
Luanda: The Minister of State for Social Affairs, Maria do Ros¡rio Bragan§a, assured on Friday in Luanda that all conditions
President Joo Louren§o Accredits Six New Ambassadors to Angola
Luanda: President Joo Louren§o accredited six new ambassadors on Friday, who will represent the political, diplomatic, economic, and cultural interests
Angolan Head of State to Witness Denis Sassou Nguesso’s Swearing-In Ceremony
Brazzaville: Angolan Head of State Joo Louren§o will travel Thursday to Brazzaville to witness the investiture of Denis Sassou Nguesso
Rain Claims Lives and Floods Over 4,000 Homes in Luanda
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