AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTAAG Digital Connectivity: TAAG Angola Airlines launched an eSIM option with Kolet, letting passengers buy international mobile data plans before departure and get connected on arrival in 190+ destinations, with rollout via SMS/email first and later through online check-in and Manage My Booking. US Visa Rules for Africa: The US will stop routine visa processing at its Abuja embassy and 24 other African posts from Aug 1, 2026, sending applicants to designated regional hubs that include Luanda, plus other cities across the continent—while existing visas stay valid. Angola Health & Tourism Governance: Angola is set to begin kidney transplants using compatible living family donors, with a new transplant coordination service (SECOSTRA) to manage donors, candidates, and prevent organ trafficking. Oil Incentives Update: Angola’s Council of Ministers reviewed extra tax incentives and contract measures for oil blocks 34 and 35, including steps to grant Sonangol mining rights and adjust production/investment bonuses. Sports & Travel Timing: Angola’s Women’s U-18 handball team opens at the World Championship in Romania against Japan, with matches also scheduled vs Slovakia and Brazil.
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