Impact of climate change could reduce Angola’s GDP by up to 6% by 2050
The impact of climate change, without mitigation measures, may cause the Angolan economy to shrink between 3 and 6% by 2050, according to a study […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Angolan teachers to begin second phase of strike today
The Teachers’ Union, SINPROF, calls for a second phase of strike, starting December 6 and lasting 10 days. Despite 6 days of lockout last November […]
Stability in Guinea-Bissau is “very propitious” for re-launching relations with Cape Verde, says minister
“Guinea-Bissau is experiencing a moment of great stability, we are witnessing this, and it is a situation also evaluated by the businessmen themselves, by the […]
The mysterious cave paintings that “fell from the sky” in Namibe
The Tchitundo-Hulo rock paintings, discreetly drawn in remote caves in southern Angola, are among the most important archaeological remains in the country, but lack of […]
Guinean government orders restaurants to include national dishes on the menu
Guinea-Bissau’s Minister of Tourism, Fernando Vaz, issued an order today ordering that from now on all restaurants, including hotels, include national dishes on the menu. […]
Portuguese-speaking African countries to elaborate on their history of the liberation struggle
The official Portuguese-speaking African countries (PALOP) have started work on the history of the liberation struggle, an initiative of the Amilcar Cabral Foundation funded by […]
Oil Minister says Angola may soon have floating gas facilities
Diamantino Pedro was speaking Tuesday during a ministerial panel at the international Conference Angola Oil & Gas, an initiative of consultancy Energy Capital & Power, […]
France gives five million euros in budgetary support to Guinea-Bissau
France on Tuesday provided Guinea-Bissau with five million euros in budgetary support to “strengthen the macroeconomic base” of Guinea-Bissau, said the French ambassador in Bissau, […]
A 20ME program to support communities around Mozambique’s Gorongosa Park
Communities around Gorongosa Park in central Mozambique will benefit from a 20 million euro program to develop sustainable livelihoods, the promoters announced in a statement. […]
Attempted coup in São Tomé: hunt for alleged accomplices continues
São Tomé and Príncipe, an archipelago in the Gulf of Guinea, is considered a model of parliamentary democracy in Africa. On last Friday, the Prime […]