Angola's President João Lourenço is facing a barrage of online criticism over his governance, in what could suggest a tougher virtual battle for him ahead of the 2022 elections.

The opening of the Courtroom for Litigation on Commercial, Intellectual and Industrial Property Matters, at the Luanda First Instance Court Building, last Tuesday, dominated the meeting that involved the minister of Economy and Planning Sérgio Santos, the governor of the Angolan Central Bank (BNA), José Massano, and the Presiding Judge of the Superior Council of the Judicial Magistracy, Joel Leonardo.

The results of the National Health Poll, a survey of 1,200 registered voters conducted by Scott Rasmussen and RMG Research Inc. were released this week.

Isabel dos Santos has stepped down from the board of Angola's mobile phone operator Unitel, citing "a climate of permanent conflict" among the company's directors.

At least one hundred national citizens residing in Cabinda returned Tuesday to the northernmost part of the country, in a TAAG humanitarian flight, after five months "stranded" in Luanda due to restrictive measures to contain the Covid-19 pandemic in the country.

African countries, including Angola, will soon launch a campaign to protect borders, travel, economy and the schooling activity.

The Executive Committee of the Angolan Stock Exchange (BODIVA) highlighted this Thursday in Luanda the management capacity that Cristina Lourenço demonstrated in the process of creating and implementing a structure unit of the Ministry of Finance.

The Angolan government approved Wednesday the National Policy of Traditional and Complementary Medicine, reads the final statement of the eighth ordinary session of the Council of Ministers.

National Bank of Angola (BNA) is regularly adapting to the new reality of the world by increasingly investing in the communication and information security, said the BNA Human Capital manager, Beatriz dos Santos.