AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCybercrime: Angola’s role in INTERPOL’s Operation Serengeti III included shutting down two illegal cryptocurrency-mining sites, arresting nine people and seizing more than 2,000 devices. Six unauthorised power installations were also seized, valued at over $1 million. The wider operation across 21 countries recovered more than $105 million. Angola–Namibia Trade: At a business forum in Luanda, the two countries called for stronger trade and joint investment in agriculture, mining, fishing, oil, gas and energy. Namibia’s president urged businesses to turn political ties into local production, jobs and technology transfer. Energy: Angola says 72 oil blocks have been awarded as it seeks to counter declining production. Angolan energy company Azule Energy also raised $1.5 billion through bond issues this year, part of a five-year high in African corporate foreign-currency borrowing. Skills and Infrastructure: Angola laid the foundation stone for a Baía Farta university campus in Benguela, planned for about 8,500 students and intended to train professionals in fields including medicine, economics and education.
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