AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWater Security in Cunene: Angola’s Cunene governor, Gerdina Didalelwa, says drought-fighting works are improving supplies, citing the Cafu canal (running since 2022) and dams Ndúe and Calucuve due for inauguration this week, alongside other projects; Hepatitis B Testing Drive: Luanda’s public health campaign found 2,954 positive results out of 42,214 tests after distributing 444,000 tests across multiple provinces, with a 7% overall positivity rate; Health Infrastructure Push: The 17 de Setembro events will inaugurate 177 social facilities nationwide, including health units, as well as schools, energy and housing projects; Rabies Alert in Benguela Waters: Scientists report unusual rabies in seals in the Benguela Current ecosystem and a virus in sardines, urging people not to touch sick or dead animals; Drought Displacement Rights: Amnesty International warns Angolan women and children displaced to Namibia face arrests, detention, lack of health access and deportation risks due to unsafe migration status.
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