President John Dramani Mahama traveled to Luanda, Angola, to participate in the African Union's 21st Extraordinary Session focused on strengthening conflict prevention and resolution mechanisms.

The Italian Embassy in Angola concluded its series of documentary screenings in Luanda, held as part of celebrations for the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Over 45,000 families in Luanda, Angola, were left without power after an act of sabotage caused five high-tension towers to collapse, with the energy company condemning the act and assuring power restoration.

Prime ministers from Rwanda and Egypt, alongside other continental delegates, traveled to Luanda, Angola, to attend an extraordinary African Union summit. The gathering focuses on coordinating diplomatic efforts to prevent and resolve ongoing conflicts across the region.

The Italian contemporary jazz group Cosmic Renaissance held a concert in Luanda, Angola. The event was organized at the Epic Sana Luanda Hotel by the Fundação Bornito de Sousa together with Ita.

Heavy rains in Benguela and Luanda, Angola, have caused 45 deaths and affected more than 50,000 people. The downpours also damaged 23 schools, five health centers, and 56 electricity poles.

The European Union is financing a project to modernize waste management in Luanda, Angola, where the city produces 6,000 to 8,000 tons of waste daily with a recycling rate below 5%. The project focuses on strengthening governance and regulation.

A Reconciliation Commission discovered a mass grave containing the remains of over 500 people in Luanda, Angola, believed to be victims of the May 27, 1977 events. The remains have been sent for laboratory analysis.