The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia today sentenced Lebanese businessman Kassim Tajideen to an agreed-upon term of 60 months incarceration, plus a forfeiture obligation that Mr. Tajideen has already satisfied. Mr. Tajideen had earlier pleaded guilty to one count of money laundering, because Mr. Tajideen's companies purchased commercial products such as frozen chicken from U.S. suppliers while Mr. Tajideen was included, wrongly in his opinion, on a "terrorism" blacklist maintained by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. Before Mr. Tajideen agreed to the plea, the government eliminated all references in the Indictment to terrorism and financing of terrorism.

Angola will hold its first presentation under the first public tender for the allocation of mining rights for the exploration and exploitation of diamonds, iron and phosphate.

The Sagu Esperança de Cacuaco Clinic Medical Center today celebrated its second anniversary on 16 August.

MBA Atlântico ended the second semester of another academic year.

The UAN Campus hosted yesterday, August 22, 2019, a lecture on the National Sports System, given by Jurist and Lawyer Egas Viegas.

Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences, as part of its Extra Curricular Activities, conducts Blood Donation campaign and Awareness Lecture.

The Ministry of Mineral Resources and Petroleum launched today a website, aimed at sharing information about the international tender for Mining Rights.

"As the world mourns, we are on the advent of the Labor Day weekend, reflecting on the shocking news to the world of the tragic death of the late Princess Diana of Wales and Dodi Al-Fayed, in a tunnel in Paris.