AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCyber & Tech: Check Point reports Angola as Africa’s most attacked country in June, with 4,890 cyber attacks per organisation per week as ransomware activity rises. Youth & Education: Angola’s World Population Day push stresses investing in education, health, vocational training and jobs to turn the demographic dividend into sustainable growth. Women & Peace: Luanda hosts the 2nd International Women’s Forum for Peace and Democracy, focusing on women’s leadership in conflict prevention, governance and inclusive development. Economy Watch: Angola’s inflation eased to 10.11% in June, with transport, education and housing among the biggest movers. Culture & Film: Angola’s film sector faces funding and technical resource gaps, but educators call for more local screening rooms and stronger training to grow domestic cinema. Environment & UNESCO: UNESCO praises Angola’s conservation efforts, including its 2025 UNESCO biosphere reserve designation, and highlights prospects for community-led sustainable tourism. Art Spotlight: Angolan visual artist Márcia Dias wins gold and an international career tribute trophy at Arte Brasil 2026 in Japan. Governance: Luanda lawmakers probe Angola’s education infrastructure spending concerns, including hostel project cost and payment inconsistencies.
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