AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVozinha to Colo Colo: Cape Verde World Cup hero goalkeeper Vozinha (Josimar Jose Evora Dias) has agreed to join Chilean giants Colo Colo, with travel to Chile and medical tests expected next, after a breakout tournament that included standout saves versus Spain and Argentina. Angolan Sports Farewell: Luanda forward Carlos Morais, 40, announced his retirement after more than 20 years, including five national titles with Petro de Luanda and Afrobasket MVP honors. CPLP Parliamentary Unity: In Luanda, AP-CPLP president Margarida Talapa said CPLP parliaments closed their interim session more united, stressing democracy, integrity, transparency and the rule of law. Angola at FILDA: Angola’s International Fair (FILDA) continued with a Vice President visit highlighting growth in national production and partnerships, including a spotlight on the Semba Sound Festival. Media & Child Protection: Angola’s Dina Mayimona urged journalists to report on violence against minors without humiliating children, backing a national plan led with INAC and UNICEF. Culture on the Move: Brazilian-Portuguese production Elo Studios and Bro Cinema are adapting Angolan author José Eduardo Agualusa’s novel My Father’s Wives, with Taís Araujo set to star.
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