Luanda – Angola General Tax Administration (AGT) has warned the public interested in competing for the public tender for 360 vacancies available to be alert, stating that only the National Administration for Public Policy (ENAPP) is responsible for the process and deter the possible fraudsters from carrying on.
The alert was launched at the press conference held Monday on the public tender, during which the AGT appeals to the population to rely only on official channels for information about the tender.
The concern emerged after misinformation around the process circulated on social media, after the released by the Ministry of Finance of an Order no. 10 of January, 2023, which determines the launch of the public tender by the AGT.
As soon as conditions are created, the date for applications to be submitted will be published in the country’s daily public newspaper, the AGT Human Resources director, Marlene Martins, has said.
“The opening of the public tender will be duly announced by ENAPP, via the Jornal de Angola. As soon as conditions have been created, the population will soon have the information about the commencement of submitting the applications,” Martins said.
In the Dispatch no.10, of 10 January, 2023, the Finance Minister, Vera Daves, announced the launch of the said tender to fill the 360 available vacancies.
Vacancies are available for the provinces of Bié (7), Namibe (10), Huíla (10), Cunene (36), Cuando Cubango (34), Lunda Norte (22), Lunda-Sul (21), Moxico (27) and Luanda-headquarters (20).
An overall 310 vacancies must be filled by technicians in navigation and customs control, customs supervision, litigation (customs and excise), customs inspection, taxation and accounting.
Another 40 vacancies will be filled by scanners, x-ray and CCTV operation technicians.
A further 10 posts are available for computer technicians, with skills in systems administration, database and infrastructure system development.
The process ends on June 5, after the completion of several phases
Source: Angola Press News Agency