Team Nigeria departs for Commonwealth Wheelchair Basketball qualifiers
The Nigeria Wheelchair Basketball Team is departing for Angola to compete in the qualifiers for the Commonwealth Games.
Angola: Court Convicts 21 Defendants and Acquits Six in AGT 2025 Case
A court in Luanda convicted 21 individuals for defrauding the Angolan state out of over 100 billion kwanzas in a major financial scandal, while six others were acquitted.
Angola: Telecoms Minister Praises Start of Angeo-1 Project for Consolidation of Space Program
Angolan Minister Mário Oliveira highlighted the significance of the ANGEO-1 project in enhancing the country's space program during a ceremony in France.
Pope León XIV prepares for his third international trip: four countries in ten days
Pope León XIV will make his third international trip to Africa, visiting Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea from April 13 to 23, engaging in various meaningful activities.
Angola: Pope's Visit Strengthens Christian Cooperation - Religious Leaders
Religious leaders in Angola emphasize that Pope Leo XIV's upcoming visit will enhance cooperation and unity among Christian denominations in the country.
Energean: Strategic entry offshore Angola via acquisition of Chevron’s interest in two blocks
Energean plans to acquire Chevron's interests in two offshore oil blocks in Angola for $260 million, marking its entry into the West African oil market.
How Middle East conflict and soaring oil prices will affect Angola’s Chinese debt deals
The article discusses how rising oil prices due to conflicts in the Middle East could benefit Angola's financial arrangements with Chinese lenders.
Energean: Strategic entry into Angola, acquiring a stake in Chevron's two offshore blocks
Energean has entered the Angolan market by acquiring stakes in offshore blocks previously owned by Chevron, aiming for long-term growth and expansion in West Africa.
Energean: Strategic Entry into Angola with Acquisition of Chevron's Stake in Two Offshore Blocks
Energean is entering the Angolan market by acquiring a 31% stake in Chevron's Block 14 and a 15.5% stake in Block 14K, marking a significant expansion into West Africa.
Angola: Angola - an Election That Doesn't Decide
Angola is set to hold an election for the Attorney General position, but the result will not determine the actual appointee, as the President will make the final selection from the candidates.
Have you heard of the giant elephant Henry?
Henry, the largest known elephant, was shot by big-game hunter Josef Fenikövi in 1955 and is now a display at The Smithsonian.
Herzog Searches for the Lost Elephants
Werner Herzog's new documentary, 'Ghost Elephants', explores the elusive ghost elephants of Lisima in Angola, highlighting their potential link to the legendary elephant Henry.
Documentary: A Romantic on Safari
Werner Herzog's latest documentary 'Ghost Elephants' explores deeper themes beyond just the search for the largest elephants in Angola.
Why Brazilian research will sequence 750 DNAs from Angola and what the impacts are on medicine and studies of ancestry
A team of researchers from the State University of Campinas (Unicamp) is set to sequence 750 DNA samples collected from Angola to enhance the representation of African populations in global genetic databases.
Angola's President Signs Repressive Civil Society Law
Angola's President João Lourenço has enacted legislation that significantly restricts the operations of civil society organizations, raising concerns about freedom of expression and association.
Angola: How Angola's Land Registry Undermines Property Rights
A technical opinion confirmed property ownership in Luanda, but Angola's Cadastral Institute concealed this information, revealing issues in land management and property rights.
Angola: the NGO law worries civil society ahead of general elections
The new NGO law in Angola has raised concerns among civil society as it creates a government-controlled oversight body to monitor NGO activities and funding ahead of the upcoming general elections.
Lobo Antunes, a master of polyphonic novels
Renowned Portuguese author António Lobo Antunes, a prominent voice in contemporary European literature, has passed away at the age of 83 in Lisbon.
Angola: Angolan Tourism Yields 667 Million Dollars in 2025
Angola's tourism sector generated approximately 667 million dollars in 2025, highlighting significant growth in international arrivals and the hotel industry.
Corruption: Angola demands the return of assets held abroad
Angola's President João Lourenço is spearheading a campaign for the repatriation of assets linked to corruption, particularly targeting associates of the former Dos Santos regime, with Portugal already returning 3 million dollars.
The Portuguese writer Gonçalo Tavares was awarded the Formentor Prize 2026
Portuguese writer Gonçalo Tavares has been awarded the Formentor Prize 2026, recognizing his significant literary contributions.
Angola faces the challenge of teenage pregnancy: being a mother without ceasing to be a child
Angola grapples with one of the highest teenage pregnancy rates globally, rooted in inadequate sexual education and overwhelming familial, social, and cultural pressures on young girls.
The 60th ITB Berlin Travel Fair Kicks Off - With Angola in the Lead Role. Poland Among the Exhibitors
The 60th ITB Berlin travel fair will take place this year, bringing together tourism industry representatives for negotiations and discussions about the future of the industry.
Angola: a Chinese loan to finance a refinery in Lobito, a highly geopolitical project
Angola has secured a Chinese loan of $4.8 billion to finance a strategic oil refinery in Lobito, intertwining economic development with geopolitical dynamics in Central Africa.
Angola: Press Release - Carrinho Group's Right of Reply
The Carrinho Group issues a public statement denying serious allegations made by the Maka Angola portal regarding economic concentration and connections of the group.
Angola: David Zé, the voice of independence comes out of oblivion
Fifty years after its original release, the French label Jazzybell revives David Zé's masterpiece, a soundtrack of Angola's independence.
Angola's Sonangol in talks with China for $4.8 billion refinery loan
Angola's state oil company Sonangol is negotiating a $4.8 billion loan with Chinese institutions to fund a new refinery in Lobito, marking a significant shift in their borrowing practices since 2017.
Chinese embassy in Angola warns citizens not to fall foul of immigration crackdown
The Chinese embassy in Angola has issued a warning to its nationals about the risks of illegal employment amid a crackdown by Angolan authorities.
Pope Leo XIV to make historic Africa tour of four nations in April
Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to visit Algeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, and Cameroon from April 13-23, 2026, marking his first major overseas trip and a significant milestone in Catholic-Muslim relations.
León XIV selects four African countries to visit in April
Pope León XIV has announced his first significant international trip to Africa, visiting Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, and Equatorial Guinea from April 13 to 23.
Angola: Reject Bill To Restrict Civil Society
The Angolan parliament has passed a bill that would grant the government extensive control over NGOs, prompting Human Rights Watch to urge the president to reject it in favor of international standards.
Porto Iracema das Artes opens registration for free laboratories in audiovisual, dance and more; see how to register
Porto Iracema das Artes in Ceará, Brazil, is now accepting registrations for its 14th edition of free creative laboratories in various artistic fields.
The Poker over Diamonds. Angola Shakes the Market, Pressures even the Global Trader
Angola is significantly impacting the diamond market, creating pressures for global traders.
Amnesty: Hacking of prominent Angolan journalist's phone by 'serious' spyware
Amnesty International reported that the phone of prominent Angolan journalist and activist Teixeira Candido was hacked in 2024 using the invasive spyware 'Predator', marking the first criminal confirmation of its use in Angola.
The device of a senior journalist in Angola was hacked with spyware from a former IDF official; "This is just the tip of the iceberg"
A senior Angolan journalist's phone was hacked using spyware linked to a former IDF official, highlighting growing concerns over surveillance targeting journalists.
Angola: 'I Literally Felt Naked' - Angolan Journalist Teixeira Cândido Targeted With Predator Spyware
Angolan journalist Teixeira Cândido was recently targeted with Predator spyware, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy in the country.
Angola: In Angola, Security Laws Turn 11 Seconds Into Six Months of Jail
The article discusses the case of Venâncio Filipe Ngondo Lucungo, who was detained in Angola based on a brief excerpt from a speech, raising concerns about the government's use of security laws.
Nigeria and Angola abolish visas for holders of official passports
Nigeria and Angola have signed a bilateral agreement to waive visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and official passports, strengthening cooperation between the two countries.
Nigeria: Nigeria, Angola Sign Visa-Exemption Agreement for Diplomats, Government Officials
Nigeria and Angola have signed a bilateral agreement to exempt diplomats and government officials from visa requirements, facilitating official exchanges between the two nations.
Nigeria, Angola sign visa exemption for diplomatic passport holders
Nigeria and Angola have entered into a visa exemption agreement for diplomatic and official passport holders to facilitate easier travel between the two countries.
Angola: Angola to Waive Visa for Nigerians With Diplomatic, Official Passports
Nigeria and Angola have signed a bilateral agreement to waive visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and official passports.
PHOTOS: The tradition of Joséense carnival, the Galinha D'Angola block attracts a crowd of revelers this Sunday
The Galinha D'Angola block attracted over 20,000 revelers to the streets of São José dos Campos for a family-friendly carnival celebration.
Nigeria, Angola sign visa exemption agreement for diplomatic passport holders
Nigeria and Angola have signed a visa exemption agreement for diplomatic passport holders to enhance diplomatic relations and facilitate official travel.
China-based Nigerian, two Angolans excrete 236 cocaine wraps at Abuja, Kano airports
Three individuals, including a Nigerian and two Angolans, were arrested at Nigerian airports for trafficking cocaine, excreting a total of 236 wraps of the drug after their arrests.
Africa: African Union Summit Opens, As Continent Faces Conflict and Climate Extremes
The 2026 African Union Summit is opening in Addis Ababa, addressing significant challenges including conflict, climate extremes, and water resource management.
DR Congo offers frontline freeze in step towards truce
The Democratic Republic of Congo has accepted a ceasefire principle involving a freeze of military positions in the eastern region amid ongoing violence.
The Democratic Republic of Congo approved a ceasefire and position freeze in the east
The Democratic Republic of Congo has agreed to a ceasefire and position freeze in its eastern regions following mediation by Angola.
East of the DRC: Kinshasa accepts the ceasefire principle proposed by Angola
The Democratic Republic of Congo has accepted a ceasefire proposal from Angola for conflict resolution in its eastern region.
DRC: Angola proposes a ceasefire starting on February 18
Angola has proposed a ceasefire date of February 18 for the ongoing conflict involving the M23 rebel group in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
DRC: Angola proposes a ceasefire starting Wednesday
Angola has proposed a ceasefire beginning Wednesday between Kinshasa's forces and the Rwanda-backed M23 armed group in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.