Luanda:The Minister of Transport, Ricardo de Abreu, emphasized the significant involvement of the private sector in transnational infrastructure investments, reinforcing

Luanda:Micro, small, and medium enterprises are crucial to Angola’s long-term economic sustainability, according to Industry and Commerce Minister Rui Migu©ns.

Negage:More than 3.4 million Angolan workers are now part of the nation’s mandatory social security system, as announced by Secretary

Luanda:The Angola Hub Transport and Logistics Summit concluded its second edition with approximately 15,000 total visits over its three-day duration

Soyo:Angolan Secretary of State for the Management of Marine Spaces and Resources, lvaro dos Santos, emphasized the need for increased

Luanda:The Port of Luanda is aiming for a substantial increase in its cargo handling and ship reception capacity, targeting a

Luanda:Mozambique’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Joo Jorge Matlombe, welcomed the intention of the Angolan group OPAIA Motors to establish

Icolo e Bengo:Mozambique’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Joo Jorge Matlombe, emphasized the importance of governments becoming primary consumers of

Soyo:Approximately 16,900 women in Angola are directly or indirectly reliant on artisanal fishing, as revealed by Nilsa Cola§o, who leads

Luanda:DP World is set to invest more than USD 90 million in Angola over the next two years, as announced

Huambo:The third annual Huambo Agro-Livestock Fair and Livestock Auction generated 1.7 billion kwanzas in business transactions over its three-day duration

Huambo:The third annual Huambo Livestock Auction achieved a record-breaking 190 million kwanzas in sales on Saturday, surpassing the previous year’s