A dual Portuguese-Angolan resident living in the UK has been placed under preventive detention and charged with qualified bodily harm, drunk driving, and dangerous driving following a fatal hit-and-run incident in the Algarve region.

Leaders from Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo formalize a contract with Mota-Engil Africa to construct over 1,000 km of railway in the DRC.

Shares of Chevron climbed toward record highs after the energy giant announced a significant new crude oil find off the coast of Angola, bolstering its production reserves and reinforcing investor confidence in its exploration portfolio.

African governments, including Angola, are concerned about losing control over telecommunications as SpaceX's Starlink expands its operations, already active in 28 countries and planning to reach 17 more this year.

The Supreme Administrative Court has overturned a lower court's decision, recognizing that participation in the Angolan civil war after April 25 justifies granting a veteran the status of Disabled Member of the Armed Forces.

Angola lacks the predictability and legal security that Brazil has worked to achieve, which is crucial for investors to trust that land and contracts will hold value over time, despite the shared language.

Absa Group's CEO, Kenny Fihla, stated that the bank's Africa expansion plan is progressing well, with explorations to convert its Nigerian representative office into a merchant bank and identifying opportunities in Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania, and Angola.

Reconnaissance Energy Africa has reported progress across its operations in Namibia, Gabon, and Angola during the second quarter of the year.

Brazil is examining Angola's approach to tourism development to learn potential lessons for its own tourism sector.

The Angolan Parliament rejected a protest vote concerning an incident involving UNITA, while simultaneously electing four UNITA members to the National Electoral Commission (CNE). This indicates a mixed outcome for the opposition party within the legislative body.

The Angolan Supreme Court has postponed Higino Carneiro's hearing, with his defense stating they were only informed of the delay on Wednesday and are unaware of the reasons, suggesting an 'internal matter'.

The leader of Banco Comercial Português (BCP) has reaffirmed the bank's commitment to Millennium bim in Mozambique and its position in Angola's Millennium Atlântico, rejecting divestment unless a significant opportunity arises.

Angola's UNITA party announced it will no longer appeal for calm after an attack on its provincial headquarters in Uíge, which occurred amidst celebrations for Jonas Savimbi's birthday and targeted MP Nelito Ekuikui, who escaped unharmed.

Angola's inflation rate has dropped below 10% for the first time, confirmed by the INE, with a 0.78 percentage point decrease from June, though education saw the largest price increase.

Angola is actively working to resolve a domestic fuel crisis, which has been attributed to rising demand, higher global prices, and existing subsidies.

Angolan telecommunications operator Unitel has announced the restoration of its 2G and 3G network coverage across the country after experiencing an attack. The company is working towards a complete normalization of services in the coming days.

A report suggests that the conflict between the U.S. and Iran is exacerbating inequality in Africa, with Angola experiencing significant price hikes for food, fuel, and fertilizer that disproportionately affect the poor while benefiting the wealthy.

Angolan telecommunications company Unitel has made its stock market debut, an event overshadowed by an ongoing cyberattack that the company is actively working to resolve.

A democracy is built not only on elections but also on institutions capable of generating trust among citizens.

Angola is an economy undergoing transformation, progressively investing in the diversification of its productive base, positioning itself as a strategic partner globally.

The Angolan state has generated 300 million euros from the largest public share offering in Angola's history, involving over 11,200 new shareholders and 17,549 subscription orders for Unitel shares.

The President of the Assembly of the Republic of Portugal, Aguiar Branco, met with the Angolan Head of State during the CPLP Parliamentary Assembly session and praised the strong relations between Portugal and Angola.

The International Literary Festival of Paraty, running until the 26th, will feature 15 panels with Portuguese, Brazilian, Angolan, and Guinean authors exploring various literary landscapes in Portuguese, with Tolentino among the attendees.

Angola has signed port deals worth $900 million with various Chinese firms, signaling significant investment in its maritime infrastructure.

Iqaluit, the largest and only city in Canada's Arctic, has launched its first bus line, run by Jacinto Marques, who immigrated from Angola. This new service marks a significant development for public transport in the remote northern city.

UNITA, Angola's largest opposition party, claims the state has failed to collect 448.9 million euros and demands the publication of public contracts, audits, and increased parliamentary oversight.

Grammy-nominated rapper Mystikal, whose real name is Michael Tyler, has been transferred to the notorious Angola Prison in Louisiana and will be housed in protective custody.

Angola has become the fourth Portuguese-speaking country, alongside Portugal, Brazil, and Cape Verde, to receive visa exemption for entry into Macau, though direct flights are needed for full impact.

ENI Spa (E) has announced an expansion of its operations in Angola, including an investment in the Greater PAJ Project. This strategic move aims to bolster the company's presence in the region.

The Angolan government has announced its adherence to the African Continental Free Trade Area, citing the country's natural resources, young population, and strategic location as advantages for benefiting from the AfCFTA.

Baker Hughes has been awarded a contract for subsea systems to support the Eni-BP Angola oil project.

A young Angolan man was acquitted of failing to provide emergency assistance after a 15-year-old drowned in the Limmat river, as he could not have known his colleague was a non-swimmer. The emergency call was reportedly made 27 minutes after the incident.

The European Union is financing a project to modernize waste management in Luanda, Angola, where the city produces 6,000 to 8,000 tons of waste daily with a recycling rate below 5%. The project focuses on strengthening governance and regulation.

Residents in Indiana, particularly south of Angola and in Hamilton, reported tornado sightings and heard sirens on Tuesday, leading to widespread fear. Videos of the event have emerged online.

The Italian Embassy in Angola concluded its series of documentary screenings in Luanda, held as part of celebrations for the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Italy is celebrating its diplomatic relations with Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on Republic Day, highlighting strong ties. Additionally, the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Italy and Angola was commemorated in Luanda.

The number of asylum requests in Portugal decreased by 37% in 2025, falling from 2,797 to 1,763. Colombian, Chinese, and Angolan nationals represented the most significant groups, as a new Migration Pact is set to take effect.

Manuel Domingos Augusto died this Friday in Luanda, at the age of 68, due to illness. José Luís Carneiro highlights his career "of public service and dedication to cooperation between peoples and brother parties."

Investor Isabel dos Santos claims a Lisbon Court of Appeal ruling against BCP and Novo Banco demonstrates she prioritized Angola's interests, arguing that the lack of compensation for Efacec's nationalization prevents bank repayments.

A young woman in Castrovillari was stabbed and subjected to an attempted strangulation after rejecting a man. The attack was interrupted by a friend, and the suspect was apprehended by carabinieri hours later.

An illegal gold mine in Angola has collapsed, resulting in the deaths of at least 28 people.

The article covers the profile of Ricardo Machado, brother-in-law of Leitão Amaro, who made a fortune in Angola and is in a legal battle with the regime, alongside the debut of Bad Bunny in Lisbon and a mention of Passos Coelho.

Ricardo Machado, known as a business prodigy in Angola, has been identified as a suspect in a fire cartel investigation. The articles delve into his background and connection to the alleged cartel.

An illegal gold mine in Angola has been struck by a landslide, resulting in an unspecified number of fatalities. While illegal mining in Angola has historically been linked to diamonds, the country's push to diversify its mining sector has led to a boom in artisanal mining of other metals like gold.

At least 28 people have died following the collapse of an illegal gold mine in Angola. The tragic incident underscores the dangers associated with unregulated mining operations in the region.

Zambia and Angola have announced decisions to cut their interest rates, a move expected to provide a boost to their respective construction industries. This economic policy aims to stimulate growth and investment.

The Angolan government has dissolved the Observatory for Combating Illegal Immigration, stating that ministerial departments and inter-ministerial commissions will now reassume its responsibilities.

This article shares a personal narrative about a Cuban father who tragically died after stepping on a mine in Angola. The story reflects on his life and the impact of his death.

The World Bank Director for Angola describes the country's economy as being on an upward curve, though an economist notes diverging economic and social data. A Bloomberg analyst suggests the Iran war has provided some assistance to Angola's economic situation.

The article discusses the search for those responsible for the nature of decolonization in Angola, suggesting accountability lies both before and after April 25th.

Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi met with Angolan President Lourenço to encourage Japanese companies to participate in Angolan crude oil transactions, addressing worries about stable oil supply due to the situation in Iran.

The Italian Embassy in Angola participated in the 'Konectandu Versi Diversi' project in Luanda, marking 50 years of relations between Italy and Angola with a speech by Chargé d’Affaires Vito Graziano.

Fado singer Mariza is set to release her new album 'Amor' in the last quarter of this year, followed by a world tour that includes stops in Brazil, Angola, the USA, the UK, and Paris's Olympia.

The Italian Embassy in Angola announced the 'Poesicultura' cultural event, featuring Italian and Angolan artists, to be held in Luanda as part of the 'Konectandu Versi Diversi' project.

During a trip to Angola, Pope Leo reportedly decried exploitation perpetrated by the world's 'authoritarians.'

Pope Leo is scheduled to conduct a significant mass for the Catholic community in Angola, drawing a large congregation of worshippers.

Pope Leo XIV held an open-air Mass in Cameroon, attended by thousands, as he continues his visit to the country before traveling to Angola.

Vandalized high-voltage power towers have left 270,000 residents in Luanda, Icolo e Bengo, Angola, without electricity, with restoration efforts currently underway.

Angola's General Tax Administration (AGT) utilized AI for fiscal inspections in 2024 and plans to report irregularities to authorities, with a group of 633 large contributors responsible for 90% of tax revenues.

Over 45,000 families in Luanda, Angola, were left without power after an act of sabotage caused five high-tension towers to collapse, with the energy company condemning the act and assuring power restoration.

An opinion piece argues that Angola needs to move beyond ambitious plans and actually implement key infrastructure projects to successfully attract business tourism.

Angolan foreign ministry spokesperson Luís Neves asserted that only the prime minister is authorized to discuss government continuity, dismissing circulating political speculation. The statement was issued to clarify official positions amid ongoing leadership discussions.

Angola's Ministry of Education has announced that children without official registration documents will be permitted to enroll in schools. This measure aims to prevent more citizens from being excluded from the education system due to lack of documentation.

Comedians from Angola performing stand-up in Brazil, Portuguese acts in Cape Verde, and Brazilians in Lisbon illustrate how the digital era allows Lusophone humor to challenge geographical boundaries.

Angolan telecommunications operator Unitel has resumed global communications following an outage, promising automatic credit to affected customers. A forensic investigation found no personal data leak after the July 28 attack.

Angola's capital, Luanda, has expelled more than 53,000 illegal immigrants in seven months, with the majority originating from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Agostinho Pereira de Miranda recounts his dramatic, violent, and impoverished childhood split between Angola and Alto Minho, including reporting a crime at age nine and how his passion for music provided sustenance.

Chevron has announced a new discovery of oil and gas condensate in its operations offshore Angola.

A report by Intelwatch indicates that Angolan intelligence services are accessing biometric data without judicial oversight, using counter-terrorism and foreign interference narratives to justify expanded surveillance ahead of the 2027 elections.

Angola's financial charges for debt servicing absorbed 56% of public expenditure between April and June, marking a 123% increase compared to 2025. In contrast, the social sector accounted for only 16% of the total executed budget.

Angolan police assert they used non-lethal means and moderate force to disperse UNITA demonstrators who gathered in a prohibited location, resulting in only minor abrasions.

A potential trade war between the United States and Brazil poses a risk to economic triangulations involving Portugal, Brazil, and Angola, particularly concerning Brazil's reciprocity law.

The Angolan President authorized a $4.35 million expenditure to contract consulting services aimed at evaluating the oil potential of free areas and new exploration zones.

Angolan investigators have detained three individuals in connection with the death of a 49-year-old Brazilian man found lifeless with signs of violence in a Luanda hotel. The victim had arrived in the country transporting 94 cocaine capsules in his abdomen.

A cyberattack on Angolan telecommunications company Unitel last Tuesday is still causing disruptions to digital payments and transfers in Luanda, forcing many to wait at banks for physical cash.

Angola's ruling MPLA party has until Wednesday to justify in court its rejection of Higino Carneiro's leadership candidacy, having only approved President João Lourenço's bid. Critics argue the party continues to view dissent as an existential threat.

Agostinho Neto, a trained doctor, politician by necessity, and poet by vocation, remains a literary reference in Angola as the country's first President, with his book 'Sagrada Esperança' serving as a utopian vision.

Angola's National Assembly has approved amendments to the domestic violence law, making it a public crime and expanding its scope to include new forms of technological abuse.

An opinion piece by Carlos Pacheco reflects on Júlio de Castro Lopo, highlighting his versatility as a writer and the rigor of his analytical spirit during the 20th century colonial Angola.

A cyberattack in Angola has left millions of customers and businesses without phone calls, ride-hailing services, or home internet access, with the incident recorded at 2:20 AM local time.

Angola's currency, the Kwanza, has integrated into the Southern African payment system, aiming to reduce costs and avoid reliance on external currencies, thereby strengthening regional financial integration.

Angolans are now the second-largest foreign nationality in Portugal, with young people, families, and skilled professionals migrating for employment, better salaries, education, and healthcare, often accepting jobs below their qualifications.

Angola's ruling MPLA party has annulled Higino Carneiro's bid to run for party leadership due to irregularities, including the discovery of false documents.

Angola has finalized a joint operation with the World Bank to swap debt for education funding, a deal totaling $1.1 billion that will finance 30 schools.

Two individuals who were subjects of international arrest warrants in both Brazil and Angola have been apprehended in the Portuguese cities of Aveiro and Porto. The arrests were made as part of an ongoing international effort to locate and detain them.

Italy is supporting a $211 million Project for the Development of Agricultural and Livestock Value Chains in Eastern Angola (Pdcvarl), with the Italian Ambassador attending the launch ceremony.

Lesliana Pereira, a former Miss and actress who divides her time between Angola and Portugal, is set to join a Brazilian novela, portraying the character Binta Faye in 'A Nobreza do Amor'.

The League of Combatants has identified military graves across eleven municipalities, with 18 bodies slated for exhumation in the initial phase, to be reinterred in ossuaries in Angola under an agreement between Lisbon and Luanda.

Italy and Angola are strengthening cooperation in the clean energy sector, marked by the inauguration of a new production center for improved stoves in Luanda as part of the 'Eni for Clean Cooking' program.

This article discusses the risks associated with the instrumentalization of justice and state institutions in Angola.

Retired General Higino Carneiro has submitted his candidacy for the ruling MPLA party's December congress in Angola, reportedly with more signatures than the current President, João Lourenço, despite facing a peculation accusation.

A 20-year-old Angolan man is facing trial in Zurich for failing to provide assistance after a 15-year-old drowned in the Limmat river, having filmed the incident and delayed alerting police for 27 minutes.

An article from Público discusses the Lusa news agency's coverage and its focus on women's issues in Angola.

The European Union has donated 200,000 euros to assist flood victims in several Angolan provinces, with the Red Cross and EU reinforcing aid for shelter, water, and health.

A 54-year-old Portuguese citizen from Santarém was arrested with Angolans in a network producing high-quality counterfeit notes intended for circulation in Luanda.

Angolan President João Lourenço stated during his official visit to Belgrade that his country wishes to translate its friendship with Serbia into economic cooperation.

Biologists in Angola have identified more than 70 previously unknown species, along with numerous rare ones, on a secluded plateau. These newly discovered species now await formal naming and classification.

A team of scientists from The Wilderness Project discovered dozens of previously unknown animal species during an expedition to the Lisima plateau in Angola in February.

Angola is reportedly distancing itself from Portugal and Russia in its foreign policy under President João Lourenço. This significant shift is analyzed in a new book covering 50 years of the country's history.

Foreign buyers, primarily from Brazil, Angola, and France, represented 28% of home acquisitions in Portugal in 2025, a proportion that has remained stable since 2019.

Angola is reflecting on the tragic events of May 27th, a recurring and painful date in the country's history. A chronicle by Ferreira Fernandes offers a personal opinion on the significance of this date.

A landslide at an illegal gold mine in Angola has resulted in the deaths of 28 people. The incident highlights the dangers associated with unregulated mining operations in the region.

Brazilian singer Marvvila's concert in Lisbon was canceled last Sunday due to contractual problems, specifically the failure of the contracting company, QSamba, to provide air tickets from Luanda to Lisbon after her performance in Angola.

Bangladesh and Angola have commenced discussions aimed at fostering cooperation in the energy sector.

The Italian contemporary jazz group Cosmic Renaissance held a concert in Luanda, Angola. The event was organized at the Epic Sana Luanda Hotel by the Fundação Bornito de Sousa together with Ita.

A Reconciliation Commission discovered a mass grave containing the remains of over 500 people in Luanda, Angola, believed to be victims of the May 27, 1977 events. The remains have been sent for laboratory analysis.

A 34-year-old Angolan widow, whose Portuguese husband died in October 2024, has had her residency request in Portugal denied by AIMA, leaving her with a minor child and facing potential voluntary abandonment of the country.

Linguists explain how the differences between varieties of Portuguese, spoken by over 260 million people from Angola to Timor-Leste, enrich rather than fragment the language, highlighting its diversity and neologisms as sources of vitality.

Morocco is set to host two international friendly football matches involving Angola in Casablanca during the June 2026 FIFA window.

Angola's opposition party UNITA accuses the government of normalizing "survival as a way of life" and presenting optimistic speeches that clash with the reality faced by Angolan families.

During a visit to Angola, the Pope addressed a crowd of 100,000 faithful, delivering a message of hope to the attendees.

A daily selection of photographs from around the world includes images from a watermelon market and highlights of the Pope's visit to Angola.

Discussions are underway on strategies to confront and overcome the democratic challenges prevalent across various African nations, from Angola to Zimbabwe. The focus is on finding effective approaches to strengthen governance and democratic institutions.

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Angola and spoke out against tyranny and the "disasters" caused by the exploitation of natural resources. His visit to the oil-rich but impoverished country follows a stop in Cameroon.

Angolan civil society organizations are appealing to the Pope for messages of love, peace, and a call to combat corruption, also hoping for a visit to families displaced by floods.

Angola presents a stark contrast, capable of mobilizing millions for a papal visit yet consistently failing to make structural investments in basic protection for its citizens.

The province of Icolo e Bengo in Angola has announced increased road and river controls for the Muxima Sanctuary in anticipation of the Pope's visit between April 18 and 21.

The Lobito Atlantic Corridor, a key transnational infrastructure project linking the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola, has advanced with the official concession of the Dilolo-Sakania railway line. Regional leaders view the upgraded transport route as vital for enhancing trade efficiency and economic sovereignty.

Angolan financial institution BFA has partnered with Citibank, gaining access to its global infrastructure and marking a historic step in the internationalization of Angola's banking sector.

Brazil and Angola have celebrated an agreement aimed at accelerating agribusiness development, with a protocol on agricultural investment under construction and commercial agreements pending finalization before financing activation.

Angola is conducting a polio vaccination campaign, aiming to vaccinate 9.2 million children. The campaign, involving over 72,000 professionals and volunteers, is being carried out door-to-door and at fixed posts, following a previous round in May that vaccinated over 8 million.

Angola's main opposition party, UNITA, has filed a criminal complaint against the Angolan police and a governor, alleging a premeditated attack on its militants.

XCMG (SHE: 000425) has significantly increased its equipment deliveries and deployments across various global regions, including Angola, Southeast Asia, and South America, to support ongoing infrastructure and mining projects.

With its IX Congress scheduled for December, Angola's ruling MPLA party, through Mara Quiosa, has urged militants to prioritize party interests over personal ones, as Higino Carneiro has already been removed from the leadership race.

Chevron has advanced its strategic exploration program with a new discovery in Angola's Block 0.

An Arab bank has provided 35 million euros in financing to the Angolan Omatapalo Group. The funds will be used to acquire construction equipment, machinery, vehicles, spare parts, and other consumables for the group's projects.

Angola has made 800,000 hectares available for Brazilian companies, with its Minister of Agriculture and Forests stating that Angola expects 'everything and more' from Brazil but refuses to 'beg.'

Higino Carneiro, a pre-candidate for the leadership of the MPLA party, appeared before the Angolan Supreme Court. He is facing allegations of embezzlement and money laundering related to the Cuando Cubango process.

UNITA's youth organization reported that at least 31 people were injured, ten seriously, during police intervention near the UNITA headquarters in Uíge, Angola, on Saturday.

Don Pablo Mulemba, who grew up in Eberswalde as the son of an Angolan guest worker and became an athlete, has written a book about his family's history and the presence of neo-Nazis in East Germany.

A new law combating online disinformation has come into force in Angola, imposing duties on digital platforms and stipulating fines and sanctions for spreading false information, even covering foreign content.

Authorities in Angola's Cabinda province have reported 109 confirmed cases of mpox, with vaccines on the way. They state the situation is under control and no deaths have been recorded.

Four individuals were arrested in Porto, with a Brazilian woman and an Albanian man detained for presenting false documents, and two men from France and Angola for possession of a prohibited weapon.

Karlos Wendell, a Brazilian who arrived in Portugal in 2004 with limited resources and an unfinished law degree, has since become a successful hairdresser, catering to celebrities in Brazil, Portugal, and Angola.

A 54-year-old man in Poland will face charges for inciting the killing of police officers and their families, following an investigation by the Central Cybercrime Bureau.

The Italian Trade Agency (ITA) facilitated the participation of 10 Italian companies at the 41st Feira Internacional de Luanda (Filda) in Angola, showcasing innovative solutions in agro-industry and other sectors.

Archaeologists excavating a hydroelectric dam site in central Angola have uncovered the country's oldest radiocarbon-dated burials, earliest known stone structures, and only known ancient urn cremation, dating back to the 15th century.

Angola successfully raised 300.3 billion kwanzas ($321 million) through the sale of a 15% stake in state-owned wireless operator Unitel SA, marking the country's biggest initial public offering.

An opinion piece discusses how elections across Africa have become increasingly inconvenient, using the example of José Eduardo Van-Dúnem dos Santos's long tenure in Angola.

Angolan comedian Gilmário performed in South Africa after Maputo refused him a visa for cultural activities, leading to the cancellation of several shows in Mozambique.

On the eve of the 41st FILDA, Portugal's Secretary of State for Economy expressed optimism about the country's competitive advantage in Angola, citing a 9% increase in exports at the beginning of 2026.

The INE reports that 713 fewer Portuguese companies exported to Angola between 2021 and 2025, though the total value of sales increased by 14.6% during the same period.

Angola and Mozambique have decided not to adopt the Portuguese Orthographic Agreement, citing implementation costs and the unique characteristics of local Portuguese as reasons. Less than five percent of the Guinean population reportedly speaks Portuguese.

In Angola, former hunters have transitioned into forest guardians, playing a crucial role in protecting and saving pangolins. This initiative highlights a shift towards conservation efforts in the region.

Indian refiners Indian Oil Corp and Hindustan Petroleum Corp have secured millions of crude barrels from Angola, Nigeria, and Brazil to bolster national reserves, following a significant drawdown in stockpiles due to Strait of Hormuz tensions.

Manzambi, a 20-year-old Swiss player of Congolese and Angolan descent, has become a sensation in European football and the World Cup, where he has already scored three goals, after exploding with Freiburg.

Vallourec has been awarded a significant line pipe contract for the Azule Energy project located in Angola.

The trial of Angolan influencer 'Man Genas,' who is accused of criminal association and outrage against the state, has been suspended until July. His defense argues for prior acquittal by the Court of Appeal, with a new trial date set for July 17.

Angola's head of state extended congratulations to Mozambique on its 51st year of independence, emphasizing the strong historical ties and friendship between the two African nations.

Azule and its partners have sanctioned the $5.1 billion Greater PAJ offshore project in Angola.

The Okavango River is noted for its unusual course, originating in Angolan wetlands and flowing into southern Africa's desert, where it "dies" without reaching the sea, transforming dry sands into a vibrant ecosystem.

Representatives of the Portuguese community and former students of the University of Coimbra residing in Angola are set to gather in Namibe on June 14, 2026, to commemorate the memory of Luís Carrisso.

Businesswoman Isabel dos Santos has voiced her disappointment with Angolan President João Lourenço, stating that the country is 'navigating aimlessly' and accusing the regime of 'political persecution' in her case.

Serbian President Vučić engaged in discussions regarding Serbia's international standing, emphasizing good friendship with Angola. This comes amidst questions about Serbia's isolation and the nature of its relationships with European officials.

Wildlife experts on an expedition to Angola's Lisima plateau in February identified eight new species of dragonflies, three unknown species of locusts, and approximately 60 new species of brightly colored butterflies and moths.

Angolan businesswoman Isabel dos Santos, daughter of the former president, has reacted to a court decision that confirms she acted in good faith and without abuse of power, contrasting with a previously presented 'political narrative'.

Scientists on an expedition in remote Angola have discovered dozens of new species, including a fluorescent spider. Separately, researchers have accidentally found an 'immortal' marine animal, marking a revolutionary discovery.

A book review of NJ Ayuk’s ‘Crude Oil: Power, Turnaround and Transformation in Angola’ highlights how Angola’s oil reforms provide a timely comparative lens for Nigeria as it seeks to restore production and rebuild investor confidence.

Afentra has been granted the operational rights for the KON4 oil block located in Angola's Kwanza basin, marking a new development in the region's energy sector.

At least 28 people have died following the collapse of an illegal gold mine in Angola, highlighting the dangers associated with unregulated mining operations.

A landslide at an illegal gold mine in Angola has resulted in the deaths of 28 people.

Africa is increasingly seen as the future of Catholicism, yet Pentecostal churches are experiencing faster growth, turning the continent into a battleground for Christian denominations. Pope Leo's visit to Angola highlights the Church's efforts to address this rising challenge.

Angola has declared a period of national mourning for the victims of political conflicts, during which the national flag will be flown at half-mast and all public events and shows will be canceled across the country and in diplomatic missions.

António Manuel Fernandes, known as Nanutu, a prominent Angolan saxophonist, passed away at the age of 68. He was a decorated musician with a career spanning decades and six albums.

Angolan President João Lourenço, unable to run for president again, aims to remain as the leader of the MPLA party after his term ends to influence the selection of the next president, while one of his main rivals has been summoned to the Attorney General's Office.

The Angolan Chamber of Commerce has voiced its opposition to the potential closure of the Angolan consulate-general in Macau, warning that such a move could negatively impact relations between China and Africa and represent a step backward.

Africa's newest oil refinery has commenced operations in Angola. The facility is set to supply fuel for the country, boosting its energy independence.

Angola will begin charging a new tourist tax of 5% on the value of overnight stays for foreign tourists starting in August, with Angolan nationals and children under 12 years old exempt from payment.

Angola's economic growth is expected to slow down after a 3.1% increase in 2025, as falling oil prices, a rising budget deficit, and increasing debt pressure the country's economic outlook, with diversification identified as key.

A manifesto in Angola, spearheaded by Domingos da Cruz and Luzia Moniz, is calling for a 'popular revolt' due to alleged government control over elections and the 'apocalyptic suffering' of the Angolan people.

Gujarat, India, is receiving natural gas from Oman and Angola to mitigate potential supply issues from Qatar. Morbi is identified as the single largest consumer of this gas.

An opinion piece discusses the Pope's visit to Angola and criticizes a system that preserves hunger as a backdrop for digital virtue and an alibi for corruption.

Pope Francis concluded his visit to Angola at the Fátima Parish in Luanda, appealing for reconciliation and development as the "new name of peace" for the nation.

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Angola on Saturday and is scheduled to depart on Tuesday, during which he stated that the elderly should not only be supported but also listened to.

During a visit to Angola, the Pope addressed a crowd of 100,000 faithful, delivering a message centered on hope. His address aimed to inspire and offer spiritual guidance to the large congregation.

Pope Leo is scheduled to hold a large-scale mass for the Catholic community in Angola, drawing significant attention from across the African continent.

A terceira visita de um Papa a Angola mostra a importância do país para a Igreja Católica. D. José Manuel Imbamba fala no fervor vocacional daquela que é a igreja mais velha da África subsariana.

The play "Portugal não é um País Pequeno" (Portugal is not a Small Country) is being staged in Santarém, based on interviews with Portuguese individuals who lived in Angola and Mozambique and were known as "the retornados," questioning the dictatorship era.

The trial of Vitória de Barros Neto, former Angolan Fisheries Minister, is set to begin next week, where she faces charges of embezzlement related to fish sales in connection with the Samherji case.

The UNITA parliamentary group in Angola expressed concern over recent floods and requested a state of calamity, highlighting that a lack of maintenance and oversight led to the rupture of the Cavaco river dike.