German authorities have imposed a U.S.$178,000 fine on state-owned KfW-Ipex-Bank for facilitating loans to an Angolan brewery linked to Isabel dos Santos, the eldest daughter of ... Read more »

Authorities in Kinshasa are reportedly pointing an accusing finger at a mine in Angola for polluting two tributaries of the Congo River, the second longest in Africa. An ... Read more »

Isabel dos Santos, at one time the wealthiest woman in Africa, must surrender a stake in the Portuguese energy company Galp worth an estimated U.S.$500 million, an international ... Read more »

The head of Chad's military junta, Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno, left N'Djamena on Sunday for a "friendship and working visit" to France, according to a statement from his ... Read more »

The Angolan government is engaged in the creation of policies aimed at safeguarding the rights of refugees and asylum seekers to ensure their integration into society, Ana Celeste, ... Read more »

Angola is facing a serious and challenging situation related to malaria, Minister of Health Sílvia Lutucuta has said adding that more than two million patients were affected ... Read more »

President João Lourenço has sacked the security minister and head of security and intelligence service over a financial scandal. This comes after Angola announced the ... Read more »

The Katuna/Gatuna border between Uganda and Rwanda remains closed for the movement of people and cargo, more than two years after Rwandan President Paul Kagame ordered its closure. ... Read more »

The World Food Programme is warning of severe food shortages and rising hunger in Angola as the country is gripped by its worst drought in nearly four decades, writes Lisa Schlein ... Read more »

Angolan opposition parties have expressed their satisfaction with the upcoming revision of the constitution, announced by President João Lourenço at the 2nd ordinary ... Read more »