May 3 - World Press Freedom Day - News and Highlights
On this date, several initiatives are carried out with the aim of drawing attention to a free press, essential for the dissemination of information, for the development and maintenance of democracy, and for sustainable development.
Environmental journalism is also an important specialty for the dissemination of environmental information, the sharing of ideas and environmental protection projects, and the search for solutions for a sustainable future.
In Angola, various environmental activities are usually reported in the media. In addition to information, several radio and television programs on environmental issues in Angola and around the world are developed in the country. Environmental information on the internet has gained space in recent years.
The government of Angola, together with non-governmental organizations, has been working on projects to produce important information for decision-making and to increase the population’s environmental knowledge.
Environmental journalism should not only be developed through articles and programs, but also through support for activities aimed at protecting the quality of life of populations and the quality of the environment.
The National Museum of Natural History (MNHN) is a public, non-profit museum institution, dedicated par excellence to documentation, research and communication activities that reflect Angola's biodiversity.
The National Slavery Museum is located in Morro da Cruz, in the city of Luanda, in Angola. Dedicated to the memory of slavery, it is an outstanding cultural institution in the country.
A chapel built by Portuguese settlers on the island of Mussulo, in Luanda, is now classified as Historical-Cultural Heritage of Angola, according to an executive decree signed by the Minister of Culture, Carolina Cerqueira.
The “Fortaleza de São Miguel” is located on Morro da Fortaleza (formerly Monte de São Paulo), close to the bridge on the island of Luanda, in the commune and municipality of Ingombota, city and province of Luanda, in Angola.
The Dr. António Agostinho Neto Memorial, also known as the Foguetão, is a monument built in the capital Luanda in honor of António Agostinho Neto, Angolan doctor, writer and politician, the country's main figure in the 20th century.
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