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SONANGOL UNIVERSO Uwww.universo-magazine.comniverso DECEMBER 2012 Happy Birthday Sonangol London! ISSUE 36 – DECEMBER 2012 ANGOLA GERMANY: WILD FRONTIERS: CUISINE: INSIDE: Engineering success Cross-border conservation Thought for food oil and gas news Brazuk Ltd Contents Universo is the international magazine of Sonangol Board Members Francisco de Lemos José Maria 4 ANGOLA NEWS BRIEFING (President), Mateus de Brito, Anabela Fonseca, Sebastião Gaspar Martins, President honours Congo Kings; Gove Dam Fernando Roberto, Baptista Sumbe, restarts; Cacuso rail link; Palancas Negras Raquel Vunge football team through to finals; Angola polio Sonangol Department for victory commemorated; Cabinda’s ports get Communication & Image Director $1 billion-dollar investment João Rosa Santos © Photographer: Jens Görlich CGI: MO CGI GbR Corporate Communications Assistants 6 Nadiejda Santos, Lúcio Santos, Sarissari ANGOLA-GERMANY: Diniz, José Mota, Beatriz Silva, Paula 6 Almeida, Sandra Teixeira, Marta Sousa, ENGINEERING SUCCESS Hélder Sirgado, Kimesso Kissoka Lula Ahrens Partnership in high technology and training Publisher Sheila O’Callaghan Editor COOK’S TOUR OF ANGOLA’S KITCHENS John Kolodziejski 14 Art Director What tickles Angola’s tastebuds Tony Hill A note of Sub Editor Ron Gribble LUANDA’S EMBRACE: Circulation Manager 20 14 Matthew Alexander optimism THE BENGO REGION Project Consultants Nathalie MacCarthy Providing for Luanda’s growth and leisure Mauro Perillo Brazuk Ltd Group President John Charles Gasser ngola’s remarkable economic growth is much more than just 28 PROLONGING ANGOLA’S OIL BENEFITS a building boom. Important quality-of-life changes are also Universo is produced by Impact Media The new sovereign wealth fund Custom Publishing. The views expressed under way, often going unnoticed by many. in the publication are not necessarily those of Sonangol or the publishers. One case in point is Luanda Bay’s shoreline makeover. Reproduction in whole or in part AAs well as the project’s obvious success in removing traffic bottlenecks without prior permission is prohibited. 32 KINGDOM OF THE WILD FRONTIERS 20 and opening up the improved leisure area to all, the removal of waste This magazine is distributed to a closed A vast cross-border conservation area takes shape circulation. To receive a free copy: water and other pollutants provides cleaner water and sweeter- [email protected] smelling air as well as an improved sea-life habitat. Circulation: 17,000 Leslie Crookes Walkers now delight in the sight of densely-packed shoals of fish 40 PARALYMPICS TEAM STRIKES GOLD turning the water into a bubbling cauldron as they leap and feed on Talisman Sayovo gains gold again small fry. Priceless. Davenport House Another overlooked quality upgrade in Angola’s everyday life is in 16 Pepper Street its service industries. Qualified younger people, many trained abroad, 32 London E14 9RP 42 SONANGOL NEWS BRIEFING United Kingdom now offer services matching those of any developed economy. Sonangol and Maersk oil find; ZEE latest; new Tel + 44 20 7510 9595 Recently having to set up a mobile broadband connection – an Fax +44 20 7510 9596 fuel depot at Kuando Kubango; Sonangol Starfish [email protected] essential item for any visiting businessman – a visit to a small, inner- returns Brazil block; Team Schlesser denied World www.universo-magazine.com city mobile phone shop was rewarded with helpful, speedy service Cup win; Sonangol grants 500 scholarships; Rio Cover: Viewgene from the staff, delivered with smiles. Hugely satisfying. Oil and Gas Angola is getting there, and not just in the built environment! Henrique Malungo, courtesy of BP Angola John Kolodziejski 44 LONDON REGENERATION Editor 40 Sonangol Ltd turns thirty 2 SONANGOL UNIVERSO DECEMBER 2012 3 Angola news briefing Angola news briefing Palancas Negras President Billion-dollar Angola polio through to finals honours ports bonanza victory ■ Over $1 billion is to be invested in Cabinda province ports over the next five years, says Transport Minister Congo Kings Augusto da Silva Tomás. He made the announcement during the opening ceremony of the new pier at ■ President José Eduardo dos Santos has laid a Cabinda port, which he said was just the starting point statue foundation stone commemorating the kings of a larger programme. of the once powerful ancient Kingdom of the Congo The minister revealed that construction of a new which included parts of present-day Angola. deepwater port would go ahead at Caio, also in The act took place at M’banza Congo in Zaire Cabinda province: “We are doing our best so that the province, where the government aims to raise the port gains an important role in the group of national status of the city to an UNESCO World Heritage and neighbouring countries’ ports, namely those Site and help make it an historic tourist attraction. in the two Congos.” He added that the investment Minister for Culture Rosa Maria Martins da Cruz was proof of the Angolan government’s strong e Silva said the statue was also a tribute to King commitment to development and better wealth Dom Antonió the First, who ruled Congo 1661- distribution in the country. 1665. M’banza Congo was then the main city on the west coast of Africa and had a population of Rob Byron 44,000 including around 4,000 Europeans. Brazuk Ltd ■ In August, Angola commemorated a year without any new polio cases being reported. In 2010 there were 33 cases and just five in 2011, while in the 12 months to August none were reported. The last case registered was that of a 14-months-old child in Uíge province in July Cacuso rail link 2011. The success is attributed to improved disease surveillance and mass polio vaccination campaigns, along with greater access to safe ■ Rail company Caminhos de Ferro de Luanda (CFL) is to water, sanitation and hygiene. build a new branchline off the Luanda-Malange route to serve the rich agribusiness lands around Cacuso. Two main sites will benefit: Biocom, where an ambitious sugar and ethanol complex has been ramping FIGURED OUT Angola in numbers up production to meet Angola’s sugar needs and has the prospect of producing biofuel as well; and Pungo Andongo, a huge irrigated farming area producing a large range of agricultural products. $5 billion 100,000 tonnes ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty start-up pot for Angola’s sovereign wealth fund Bengo’s banana crop for 2012/2013 ■ Angola’s national side, the Palancas Negras, beat Zimbabwe 2-0 in Gove Dam restarts Luanda in October. Both goals, scored in the first five minutes, came from team talisman and former Manchester United player Manucho. The ■ President dos Santos reopened the Gove Dam in 20 million tonnes Palancas turned around a 3-1 defeat suffered in the first leg match in Huambo province at the end of August. The 60MW annual future output from Kassinga iron ore mine Harare and qualified thanks to their away goal. hydropower plant on the River Cunene had been off-line The result means Angola go through to the finals of the Africa Cup of for over 20 years. The revamp means more power for Nations for a fifth successive campaign. The AFCON finals will be held in industry in Huambo and Bié provinces. There are around South Africa in 2013. The Palancas’ win was the team’s second victory in 120 industries in Huambo, and the dam’s energy is likely to 14 15 million three matches for their Uruguayan coach Gustavo Ferrín who took over boost interest in a new greenfield industrial park at Caála. number of Angolan airports totally upgraded by 2014 annual passenger capacity at new Luanda Airport hub in July. 4 SONANGOL UNIVERSO DECEMBER 2012 5 INTERNATIONAL Martin Lehmann ANGOLA-GERMANY: ENGINEERING SUCCESS The most obvious evidence of Germany’s presence in Angola is the array of high-quality vehicles on its roads. However, economic interchanges between the two countries are taking place in other, often less visible areas. Universo takes a closer look 6 SONANGOL UNIVERSO DECEMBER 2012 7 INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL ngola is well aware of Germany’s well-deserved global reputation for reliable, quality engineering. Luanda’s police use Audi cars Ato patrol the streets, while other imposing German vehicles such as BMWs and Mercedes-Benz grace Angola’s newly- rebuilt roads from Cabinda to Cunene. President José Eduardo dos Santos expressed his own confidence in German engineering prowess during the visit of Chancellor Angela Merkel in July last year when he said her country would be the preferred partner in Angola’s energy projects. “I informed her that Angola will build three large power dams over the next © Photographer: Jens Görlich CGI: MO CGI GbR few years and the electromechanical Angop equipment used in these power- President dos Santos alongside Chancellor Merkel during her 2011 visit to Angola Lufthansa flies to Luanda twice weekly production plants would be of German origin,” the president said. The equipment, he said, was key to enabling all Angolans GIZ has been working in Angola since Chancellor Merkel’s visit was German companies mainly turbines, would be worth around to take part in the life of Angolan society. 1995, initially helping in food security, €1 billion, he added. He pointed out to journalists that when peace-building and rehabilitating the with offices Germany’s Voith and Siemens are seen Angola achieved independence there had physically handicapped. More recently, “written in letters of gold as the likely beneficiaries of this verbal been a 98 per cent illiteracy rate. “That German government support has in Angola agreement, given that Voith supplied data is the starting point, and although concentrated its efforts on aiding Angola’s in the history of relations the turbines for the recently upgraded much improved since, there is still a lack of vocational education, training and ASGM(VW) Cambambe Dam near Dondo.
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