Angola plans to spend close to 8 billion kwanzas on tourism promotion activities through 2029. Secretary of State for Tourism Augusto Kalikemala announced the figure at a press conference in Luanda. The event, billed as 'Setembro Turismo', or September Tourism, laid out the government's promotional agenda. The money will fund a range of activities meant to pull more travelers into the country.
More than a thousand students at the Quessua Agrarian Technical Institute in Malanje now have access to the Observa+ app. The geospatial tool combines Earth observation and artificial intelligence to deliver territorial data and support analysis of various phenomena. The announcement came in a note sent to Jornal OPAÍS.
Over a thousand students at the Quessua Agrarian Technical Institute in Malanje now have access to the Observa+ app. The tool combines Earth observation and artificial intelligence to provide territorial data and support analysis of various phenomena. The installation was announced in a note sent to OPAÍS.
BayQi has launched a digital payment terminal app in Angola. It lets small merchants turn their smartphones or tablets into payment devices. The TPA Digital BayQi app works on Android and iOS, making it easier for small businesses to accept electronic payments.