AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDiplomacy & Defence: Cabo Verde’s foreign minister Manuel da Rosa said in Luanda that his country wants to deepen ties with Angola, with a priority on training officers and specialists in military aviation, including possible pilot and maintenance training. African Peace Agenda: Angola’s UN/AU envoy Miguel Bembe says the AU Peace Fund has about $400m—far too little for the scale of conflicts—while Angola pushes an urgent response to instability, including terrorism, unconstitutional government changes and external interference, ahead of the AU’s Luanda summit on 29-30 August. Culture & Film Infrastructure: Angola’s Cine Nacional and Cinemateca Nacional are at 98% execution, with a public opening expected in September, as the Cinemateca prepares a major archive and exhibition spaces. Arts Residency: Three Angolan artists—Irene A’mosi, Wilson Bellas and Maria Brandão—were selected for “Atlantic Waves of Change – Arte pelos Oceanos,” a Luanda residency running 21 Sept–21 Oct with an end-of-program public exhibition. Sports Youth: In Luanda’s U-19 basketball, Vila Clotilde beat Interclube 60-58, while Petro de Luanda routed 1º de Maio de Benguela 99-23.
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