The Global Fund has made avaible about 2 million US dollars for HIV/Aids, Malaria and Tuberculosis programmes in Angola. The amount is part of the existing partnership between Angola and the Global Fund. This was announced by the health Coordinator of the United Nations Development Programme, Mamison Rangers.

Born to Shine project has increased the coverage of cutting HIV/Aids transmission from mother to child. Since its implementation in 2019, the programme increased the coverage from 40 percent in 2018 to 63 percent. According to the Director of the United Nations Programme on HIV/Aids, Michel Kouakou, it is a great progress never seen in the country.  

L’usine d’assemblage de téléphones mobiles de la société Afrione, installée dans la zone économique spéciale de Luanda-Bengo, a officiellement démarré ses activités. Aider l’Angola avec charité est l’objectif  de cette société,selon le directeur des ressources humaines de l’ entreprise,Deslandes Rafael.

La violence est une mauvaise expérience.C’est un mauvais acte. C’est pourquoi nous devons respecter la vie humaine,a souligné la secrétaire générale du conseil des églises chrétiennes en Angola,Deolinda Teka.  

The Head of State, Joao Lourenço reaffirmed in Luanda his commitment of holding dialogue with the youth at the country level. The President said so during a meeting with hundred angolan young people of the different youth organizations in Luanda meant to present their concerns to the head of state. On the occasion, President Joao Lourenço told the youth associations that protests are ways for the youth to make head […]