Angolan President Reaffirms Commitment to National Defense and Security
Luanda:Angolan President Joao Lourenço emphasized the government’s dedication to maintaining national sovereignty, peace, stability, and public order during his State
Luanda:Angolan President Joao Lourenço emphasized the government’s dedication to maintaining national sovereignty, peace, stability, and public order during his State
Accra:The Speaker of the National Assembly, Adao de Almeida, underscored the significance of October 15 in the democratic calendar of
Accra:President Joao Lourenço delivered his State of the Nation address to the National Assembly, reviewing significant governance achievements since 2017
Luanda:Angolan Foreign Minister Tete António has commended President Joao Lourenço for his proactive approach to international relations, emphasizing the importance
Luanda:President Joao Lourenço announced that Angola is witnessing significant progress due to economic and institutional reforms aimed at diversifying the
Accra:President Joao Lourenço acknowledged that the country has faced significant economic and social challenges since 2017 due to declining oil
Saint Petersburg:Angola Opportunities for cooperation between Angola and Russia in the water sector were identified on Wednesday, emphasizing the modernization
Baku:Angolan President João Lourenço has reaffirmed his commitment to preserving the country’s national historical memory and ensuring that the events
Baku:Following the inauguration of the “Eternal Alliance” Memorial to the Victims of Political Conflicts, opposition and independent political leaders gathered
Luanda:Former UNITA president Isaías Samakuva has commended the Angolan Government’s initiative to construct the Memorial to the Victims of Political
Luanda:The recently inaugurated Memorial dedicated to the Victims of Political Conflicts in Angola stands as a powerful symbol of forgiveness,
Luanda:Angolan President João Lourenço inaugurated the ‘Eternal Alliance’ Memorial in Luanda, a tribute to citizens who lost their lives during