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Association of Service Providers of the Angolan Oil & Gas Industry (AECIPA) to Champion Angolan Service Industry opportunities at Invest in African Energy (IAE) 2024

In honor of Black History month, “Life on Scraps,” an exhibition featuring Angolan visual artist Serafim Yssolo, formerly known as Serafim Serlon, will be on display beginning Friday, Feb. 23, at LA Arts in Lewiston. A rising talent in the world of Angolan contemporary art, this will be Yssolo’s first solo exhibit in the United […]

The UAE is on track to exit the Financial Action Task Force's "gray list" this week after a crackdown on illicit financial activities.

Luanda, Feb 20 (Prensa Latina) The National Institute for the Promotion of the Information Society (INFOSI) is preparing the first Internet Governance Forum, which will take place next February 22 in this capital.

Luanda, Feb 20 (Prensa Latina) Angola and the European Union (EU) will sign four financing agreements in the context of a program to support the country's socioeconomic development, Ambassador here Rosário Bento Pais said on Monday.

The Malaysian firm is considering raising about $1 billion in a funding round for its FPSO unit before an IPO.

Think of Angola, and many – like me – may picture Princess Diana’s famous walk across a minefield in 1997, with the iconic image of her clad in bright blue protective gear. She was there to raise global awareness of the nightmare of landmines, a legacy of conflict which was killing and injuring thousands of people, many of whom were children.

Workers want to raise the minimum wage from $38 to $288, but the state has rejected this, proposing $45

Following a push to clamp down on illicit financial flows in and out of the oil-rich Gulf state.

President Nangolo Mbumba knew something was wrong the day president Hage Geingob’s staff started sending him constant updates as they flew him back home from the United States.