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Economy

João Gonçalves Calls African Free Trade Area “Worthless Decrees”

International relations specialist João Gonçalves considers the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) — which Angola officially joined in June — to be “decrees with no value at all,” citing the lack of political will and cooperation among African leaders. […]

Bartolomeu Dias and Ramiro Barreiro consider tax amnesty “nothing” and “not very encouraging”

Businessman defends the need for a broad and fearless approach to tax issues. The government conditions the interest amnesty on the payment of tax and fines by the end of the first half of next year. The Government’s proposal to […]

Inflation rate slows for 14 consecutive months

Top AGT officials to be heard in court on Tuesday

“I have more than enough reasons to invite investors to look at Africa not only as a supplier of raw materials” – AU President

Direct Awards Surge 880% to Kz 1.6 Trillion

Angola’s Food Industry Grows but Faces Price and Productivity Challenges

Questionable Figures on Production and Exports Delay Growth of the Agricultural Sector

More than 150 Companies Closed in the First Semester

A total of 158 companies officially reported their closure to the One-Stop Business Counter (GUE), most of them SMEs and sole proprietorships.

One of the world’s greatest inequalities: Angolan workers receive less than 20% of the wealth created in the country

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Sonangol’s “Dream”: Three Refineries in Operation and End of Imports by 2027

U.S. Accuses Angola of “Unfair Practice” Over Import Restrictions

BPI expects to earn over €95 million from partial sale of BFA in July

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