AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoHuman Rights: Angola told the African Commission it is investing in water access, maternal and child health, social protection and climate resilience, while framing service delivery as part of its human-rights commitments. Oil and Gas: International oil companies are increasing investment, with ExxonMobil pursuing a $4 billion programme to extend Block 15’s life. Sonangol and its partners have also revised the offshore Impala-2 drilling plan, with Afentra targeting first oil in January 2027. Media Freedom: Dozens of Angolan journalists face criminal-defamation threats ahead of the 2027 vote, raising concerns about pressure on the press. Finance: Banco Angolano de Investimentos says it held more than 50 meetings with international financial and technology partners at SIBOS, seeking links in trade finance, payments and digital services. Science and Sport: Angola has trained nearly 9,000 people as it expands its space programme. On the pitch, Mamelodi Sundowns are preparing to face Wiliete in the CAF Champions League, while Angola’s women are set to meet South Africa in Olympic qualifying.
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