Angola

Having grown from 5 to 450 students in the last ten years, the Camunga Symphony Orchestra school in Luanda is a reference point for young people wanting to study music

The Angolan Academy of Letters is organising a lecture series in April to address the issues of suicide and rape in the country

The process of distribution of drugs for the treatment of tuberculosis, in the province of Luanda, resumed this month, about 15 days after the breakdown recorded in the care centres, forcing many patients to stop treatment due to lack of drugs

The suspension of salaries of the doctors on strike has been announced - they represent the vast majority of the profession in the country and have been demanding better working conditions for ten days

Young farmers in Bié Province will receive funding from the Agricultural Development Support Fund 2022; in the first phase just 12 young people, out of the only 30 registered, will receive means to enhance their agricultural production

The Adaptation Fund funding project has awarded a $180 million grant to Angola and Namibia to support climate change adaptation in drought-affected areas

The director of the Provincial Office for Social Action, Family and Gender Equality in Lunda Norte is working to strengthen the culture of reporting cases of sexual abuse and harassment, psychological and financial violence against women and men

President Lourenço presented the key policies he would implement if elected in August 2022, among which the diversification of the market economy, the fight against corruption and greater supply of health public services

63.000 families in the municipalities of Cuemba, Camacupa and Nhârea have, since February last year, registered to benefit from the Program for the Strengthening of Social Protection "Kwenda"

The three pay-TV operators in the market lost 276.000 subscribers between the end of 2020 and the end of the 3rd quarter of 2021; the causes are the economic crisis and the availability of illegal pay-TV services at six times lower prices

This year, farming families in the province of Bié will benefit from the donation of 30.000 breeding and rearing chicks, with the aim of directly contrasting hunger and poverty in the local communities