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• Vice-President Learns About History of São Fernando Fortress
  [ANGOP] Luanda -- The Angolan Vice-President, Esperança da Costa, while working in the province of Namibe, visited, on Wednesday, Jan 22, the São Fernando Fortress, currently also the Navy, where she was informed about the country's historical cultural heritage.
• Angola Signs Biodiversity Conservation Agreement
  [ANGOP] Luanda -- The Republic of Angola, on Wednesday, in New York, United States of America (USA), signed the Agreement on the Conservation and Management of Marine Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ), thus becoming the 107th Member State of the United Nations to sign the document.
• Camel Population Increases in Caraculo Tourism Project
  [ANGOP] Moçâmedes -- The tourism project of Caraculo located in southern Namibe, received 101 camels from the United Arab Emirates last year, which have adapted well to the climate and allowed a reproduction rate that has exceeded expectations.
• Vice-President Lays Foundation Stone for Cine Estúdio Facelift
  [ANGOP] Moçâmedes -- Angolan Vice-President Esperança da Costa on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for the rehabilitation of the Cine Estúdio in Namibe, which will be transformed into a cultural centre.
• Minister of Fisheries Works At UN Headquarters
  [ANGOP] Luanda -- The Angola minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Carmen Neto, has been since Monday, Jan 20, in New York, USA, where she is carrying out a working visit to the headquarters of the United Nations (UN).
• Angola Aims for UN Security Council Support On DRC Issue
  [ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola urged on Tuesday, Jan 21, in New York, the members of the United Nations Security Council to maintain firm support for the Luanda Process that aims to ease political tension between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda in order to achieve peace in the region.
• Malaria Outbreak - Oshimolo Commune Registers More Than 500 New Cases
  [ANGOP] Ondjiva -- A sum of 524 cases of malaria and 11 deaths were registered in 51 days, in the commune of Oshimolo, southern province of Cunene, since the emergence of an outbreak of the disease on Dec 1, 2024.
• Governor Finds Out About Cross-Border Trade
  [ANGOP] Dundo -- The governor of Lunda-Norte, Filomena Miza, works Wednesday, Jan 22, on the border of Chissanda (Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo), to learn about trade, border security and epidemiological measures to combat Cholera.
• Namibe Governor Defends Sustainable Exploration of Ore
  [ANGOP] Moçâmedes -- The provincial governor of Namibe, Archer Mangueira, defended, on Tuesday, the need to explore the geological and mineral potential of this province in a rational and sustainable way, with a view to also benefiting future generations and minimizing environmental impact.
• Angolan Minister of Foreign Affairs Defends a Multilateral Approach to Fight Terrorism
  [ANGOP] Luanda -- The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Téte António, defended, on Tuesday, at the United Nations, a multilateral and integrated approach as a strategic option for the effective fight against terrorism.