Angola’s finance minister has received approval to raise as much as $3 billion in eurobonds and at most $1 billion through the sale of yen-denominated bonds to fund the country’s 2025 spending plan.

Angolan President João Lourenço said on Thursday in Icolo e Bengo province that the stability of the country's currency (Kwanza) depends on the national production capacity.

"For four years, we have been waiting for the stolen money to be transferred back to Angola so that it can benefit the most ...

With money from Steuben County in place at a fund at the Steuben County Community Foundation, all that remains is a similar move by the city of Angola ...