AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPilgrimage & Culture: Angola’s Our Lady of Muxima Shrine opens its annual Sept. 3–6 pilgrimage with calls for devotees to stay healthy and support people in need; the shrine sits about 130 km from Luanda on the Kwanza River, drawing local and foreign pilgrims including a First Walking Pilgrimage from Sept. 4–6. Sports Travel: CAF Champions League action kicks off this weekend (Sept. 4–6) with first preliminary-round first legs; CAF will support clubs eliminated in prelims with US$100,000 toward travel and logistics. Angola in the Spotlight: Egypt’s national team build-up includes a friendly vs South Africa on Oct. 4 in Cairo, with Angola set for Sept. 25 in the same camp. Tourism Heritage: UNESCO has added six former plantation estates (“rocas”) tied to slavery in São Tomé and Príncipe, with investors eyeing tourism and a 10-year restoration plan. Air Travel Watch: Emirates confirms it will bring back Airbus A380 service from Dubai to Beijing (from Oct. 4–31), expanding superjumbo use across Asia-Pacific through end-2026.
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