AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCybersecurity: Angola was among 21 countries in INTERPOL’s Operation Serengeti III, which resulted in 1,462 arrests and the disruption of 10,909 malicious networks. In Angola, authorities shut down two illegal cryptocurrency mining sites, arrested nine people and seized more than 2,000 mining devices; power equipment was valued at over $1 million. Higher Education: Angola has laid the foundation stone for a Baía Farta campus bringing together Katyavala Bwila University and ISCED Benguela. Planned for about 8,500 students, the campus will support training in medicine, law, economics and education. Digital Connectivity: Q-KON and SISTEC have launched a OneWeb satellite network point of presence in Angola, expanding the country’s satellite connectivity infrastructure. Cyber Preparedness: A SADC and AfricaCERT cyber drill in Luanda brought together 282 delegates for incident-response exercises and training, supporting Angola’s efforts to build national cybersecurity capacity and develop its Computer Incident Response Team.
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