AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCreative 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 a 1 million kwanza participation grant, curatorial support and a public exhibition. Cinema Restoration: Angola’s Cine Nacional and Cinemateca Nacional are at 98% execution, with openings expected in September after final safety and fitting works. Diplomacy & Peace Agenda: Angola is pushing for urgent, continent-wide action on peace and security ahead of the AU’s 29–30 Aug extraordinary summit in Luanda, with leaders and ministers already confirming attendance. Regional Trade/Infrastructure: President João Lourenço heads to Kinshasa to witness a contract tied to the Lobito Corridor, reinforcing Angola–DRC cooperation. Arts & Literature: Angolan poet Kanguimbu Ananaz launched “Útero do Universo” in Lisbon, spotlighting women, maternity and resistance. Music: Carina Santos announced her 2027 album “Salada de Pepino,” including a title track video and collaborations. Sports: Angola’s sub-19 basketball leagues saw Vila Clotilde beat Interclube 60–58, while Petro de Luanda routed 1º de Maio de Benguela 99–23.
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