Liberation Heritage Repatriation: South Africa has launched the next phase of its exile repatriation programme, urging families to register with SAHRA to help recover and identify more than 400 possible graves of freedom fighters buried in Angola, with Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie calling it a long-overdue constitutional obligation. Public Health: Angola’s hepatitis B prevalence stands at 21%, far above HIV/AIDS at about 1.6%, as WHO urges stronger awareness, vaccination access, and funding to meet the 2030 hepatitis elimination goal. Telecom Disruption: Unitel says a cyberattack disrupted voice, mobile data and internet services nationwide, with partial service still affected as teams work to restore full operations. Sports Spotlight: Angola’s Women’s U-18 Handball team opens its World Championship campaign against Japan in Romania, aiming to improve on its previous 26th-place finish. Diplomacy & Borders: Angola witnessed a Gabon–Equatorial Guinea joint commitment agreement to implement an ICJ ruling and settle a decades-old territorial dispute in Corisco Bay. Health Systems Upgrade: Angola will begin kidney transplants using compatible living family donors, with a new coordination and supervision service set to tackle ethics, registries, and anti-trafficking safeguards. Energy & Industry: Angola’s state revenue hit 9.85 trillion kwanzas in Q2, while ministers reviewed additional oil tax incentives for blocks 34 and 35 and related mining rights measures.