Angola magistrate exams now start at 6 p.m. on Saturday after more than 500 Adventist candidates refused daytime tests and went to court.

In January 1997, Princess Diana walked through a minefield in Huambo, Angola, wearing protective equipment and accompanied by ...

Angola now counts 992 industrial units as it pushes to diversify an economy still dependent on oil for 95 percent of exports and 60 percent of tax revenue.

Angola claimed their first win of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations PAMOJA 2027 qualifiers when they defeated ...

Angola has launched construction of a 255-km road costing about $230 million, with completion expected within 24 months. The road is expected to improve access to agricultural and tourism areas, ...

As one of the first hunts following an 18-year absence, the trip came with challenges. The group encountered delays with ...

Match Day 2 in AFCON 2025 kicks off with Angola and Zimbabwe each looking to pick up a vital first win. Friday’s Group B match between Angola and Zimbabwe is the first game in the second round of the ...

Backed by UNDP project preparation and a surging capital market on the BODIVA exchange, Africa’s fourth-largest oil producer is building a green bond pipeline to diversify its economy.

Angola is increasingly focusing on natural gas development and exports as its oil production is expected to decline despite recent new oil project startups. A recent major natural gas discovery ...

Bishop Vicente Carlos Kiaziku has decried the reported abduction of children in Zaire Province, warning they could become ...

Angola’s ISJ is set to hold a workshop on authorisation requirements for raffles, promotional draws and certain competitions ...

By Journalismfund EuropeSeptember 28, 2026LUANDA - A cross-border investigation reveals European, British and US oil giants ...