AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHepatitis B push in Viana: Luanda’s Viana municipality is running a mass Hepatitis B testing and vaccination drive through July 31, aiming to catch “silent” infections early and refer positives for follow-up. Road safety at UN level: Angola reaffirmed its commitment to the UN Global Road Safety agenda, stressing the need to turn political pledges into real measures to cut deaths and serious injuries by 2030. Football meets cardiology care: ANCAF and the Cardinal Dom Alexandre do Nascimento Cardiopulmonary Disease Hospital Complex signed a partnership to give league athletes preferential access to specialized services, including cardiology and imaging. Social protection data system: Angola launched a Single Social Registry (CSU) in Luanda to map vulnerable families and improve targeting of health, housing, education and other support programs. Scholarships for students: Angola’s petroleum agency-backed “Okutanga” scholarships will fund at least 85 students with tuition, health insurance and stipends, including study abroad support. Yellow fever travel warnings: Angola is listed among countries with suspected yellow fever cases, as global alerts highlight rising confirmed cases and urge vaccination before travel. Measles concern regionally: WHO data shows measles cases surging in several countries, with Angola among those reporting high numbers over the past six months.
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