Angola was re-elected as a member of the Consultative Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Matters of the United Nations General Assembly for the 2022-2024 period. This results from the re-election by acclamation of the diplomat Makiese Kinkela Augusto, representing the African group, for a new term, starting on January1, 2022. Makiese Augusto explains what this re-election to the United Nations Body represents for Angola.

Tata mokonzi ya ekolo asilaki kopesa bokasi na mosala ya boloni bilanga na ba communautés Mucubal. Naboyebi ete tata mokonzi , João Lourenço, asilaki kopesa bokasi na mokolo na lomingo na tina ya mosala ya boloni bilanga na mokolo na lomingo eye na ba communautés Mucubal, lokola yoko nzela ya botomboli pe ko diversifier ba sources to liziba ya bomengo na bango. Nabopesi naye maloba na communauté Mucubal ya Giraul, […]

Tata mokonzi ya ekolo, João Lourenço, asilaki ko actualiser na mokolo mua lundi eye, awa o engumba mokonzi Luanda, ba données électorales, na mabongisami ya Registo Eleitoral Oficioso kati na ekolo. Ezalaki bobele se na miniti 10 nde tata mokonzi ya ekolo, João Lourenço, elongo na molongani naye, maman wa yambo ya ekolo, Ana Dias Lourenço, basilaki kosalisa to ko actualiser ba données na bangom ya maponami, miye mikopesa nzela […]

A group of German businessmen are interested to implement several projects in Angola. The German are willing to invest more than 10 billion Euros in Angola in the infrastructure sector, environment and production of fertilizers. The interest was shown during a meeting with the angolan ambassador to German, Balbina da Silva.  

The European Union pledged to help Angola fight the ill effects of the drought hitting the southern region of the country. This was announced by Head of the European Union Delegation to Angola, Jeannette Seppen, alongside a cerimony that saw the EU and Angola sigh two agréments, one in the sector of maritime security and the other in that of Blue Economy.