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26 February 2021

Angola Gets USD 417 million to Boost Electricity Access
Angola will receive USD 417 million from the World Bank  and France to improve the operational performance of the electricity sector utilities and increase electricity access in selected cities.
22 February 2021

African Union Setting Up Infrastructure Fund as Alternative to China
The African Union is setting up a fund to finance the construction of  roads, railways and power plants on the continent, turning to new sources of cash other than China.
22 February 2021

Vietnam Looks to Invest in Agriculture in Southern Angola
Vietnam intends to invest in Angola's southern Huambo province, in the areas of agriculture, construction and trade, the Asian country's ambassador has said.
19 February 2021

Chinese Company Bidding for Angola´s Benguela Railway Concession
Three foreign companies, including one Chinese, are bidding for the concession of the Benguela Railway (CFB), that connects the Angolan coast to the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia.
17 February 2021

Japan Loans USD 668 million to African Development Bank Fund
Japan had signed a 73.6 billion yen (USD 668 million) loan agreement to help replenish the the African Development Bank´s (AfDB) main development fund.
17 February 2021

China Taking in 70% of Angola’s Oil Exports
China accounted for just over 70% of Angola’s oil exports in the first three quarters of 2020, and was the African country´s second biggest supplier, behind Portugal. 
15 February 2021

Energy Transition Emperils Oil and Gas Investments in Angola and Mozambique
The substitution of fossil fuels for "clean" energies is emperiling oil and gas projects in several Latin American and African countries, including Angola and Mozambique, according to the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI).
15 February 2021

6 reasons Why Africa’s New Free Trade Area is a Global Game Changer
Connecting 1.3 billion people across 55 countries with a combined gross domestic product (GDP) valued at $3.4 trillion, the pact comes at a time when much of the world is turning away from cooperation and free trade.
09 February 2021

China ‘Willing to Renegotiate’ Angolan Debts to Avoid Default
China will be willing to renegotiate' Angolan debts to avoid default by the African country, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). 
09 February 2021

Angola Moves in on Isabel dos Santos´ Stake in Portuguese Energy Company
Angola has asked a Dutch court to hand over a half-billion-dollar stake in the Portuguese energy company Galp, linked to ex-first daughter Isabel Dos Santos.
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