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Africa-Press – Angola. <\/strong><\/span>The elevation of the ethnomathematic art \u201cSona\u201d, a symbol of Tchokwe culture, to the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), was one of the landmark facts in 2023, in the cultural domain .<\/b><\/p>\n

The “Sonas” is the second World Heritage Site inscribed by Angola, after in 2017 UNESCO declared the historic center of the city of Mbanza Kongo, province of Zaire, northern Angola.<\/p>\n

The art “Sonas” became the second Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity related to Mathematics, taking into account that the only one until then belonged to China.<\/p>\n

The announcement of the elevation of the “Sonas” was made during the 18th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, in Kasane, Botswana, where Angola was represented by a delegation coordinated by the Secretary of State for Culture, Maria de Jesus.<\/p>\n

“Sonas”, which means writing in the sand, was a form of communication of the ancestors of the eastern region of the country, predominated by the Tchokwe people, who wrote messages through engravings on the walls of houses, trees and on the ground (sand) in the villages, to be deciphered by other members of the community.<\/p>\n

The engravings, which are difficult to understand, are currently found in the Dundo Museum, and in a book that discusses Bantu culture, and have already been portrayed in the feature film \u201cThe Water Gods\u201d, in a co-production between Argentina and Angola, in 2013.<\/p>\n

Research carried out recently indicates the existence, at the time of recording the feature film, of just one elderly man, an employee of the Dundo Museum, who still practiced “Sona” and was one of the local actors in the film.<\/p>\n

Currently, there are more than 10 scientific works published in various parts of the world portraying the “Sona” and none in Angola.<\/p>\n

The year was also marked by the holding of the first edition of the festival of traditions, in which rituals such as supplications and offerings to Nzambi Kalunga (gods), txiphwya (pilgrimage), Mukanda and cikumbi (male and female initiation), among others, were carried out. .<\/p>\n

During the event, demonstrations were made of marriage and reception ceremonies, regional costumes, signs of the “Sona” communicative code, traditional games, the form of hospitality and traditional power.<\/p>\n

The dances, sessions of Cokwe stories and proverbs and the musical show, the highlight being the performance of the musician Santos Cato\u0301lica, marked the first edition of the festival.<\/p>\n

Another notable moment was the signing of the cooperation memorandum between Fundac\u0327a\u0303o Brilhante (social face of the diamond subsector) and the local government for the construction of the tourist village “Aldeia Sona”.<\/p>\n

The project, which begins to be implemented in 2024, envisages a residential area with 90 T1 and T2 units, four tennis courts, two basketball courts, two 11-a-side football pitches, as well as green spaces and various services. technical.<\/p>\n

It also includes an art and cultural leisure school, church, protocol house, space for rituals, such as mukanda (male initiation), Cikwmbi (female initiation), mungonge-cyiwila (maximum degree of mukanda), among others.<\/p>\n

Rural electrification opens up business opportunities<\/p>\n

The rural electrification project, launched in November this year, in the town of Cafunfo, municipality of Cuango, was also a landmark event in the province, as it opened up new business prospects in the energy sector.<\/p>\n

The project, which is expected to benefit more than 309,891 people in 15 rural locations in the province of Lunda Norte, will, according to the Minister of Energy and Water, Joa\u0303o Borges, allow businesses linked to the sale of top-ups for prepaid meters to emerge. , network and equipment maintenance, among others.<\/p>\n

The government’s intention is to let the private sector take care of maintaining the network, equipment and selling top-ups, as part of the decentralization of services, especially in the communes.<\/p>\n

The electrification of the 15 rural locations will be carried out through the expansion of the national electrical grid and the construction of an equal number of photovoltaic parks with battery energy storage systems, as isolated electricity production and supply systems.<\/p>\n

The 15 photovoltaic systems will produce a total of 111.45 megawatts of electrical energy, plus 256.39 stored in batteries, a reserve that will allow energy production at night.<\/p>\n

In addition to Lunda Norte, the project, whose global investment is around 5.9 billion euros, will also electrify 45 rural locations in the provinces of Malanje, Bie\u0301, Moxico and Lunda Sul.<\/p>\n

Postponement of the inauguration of the Luachimo dam<\/p>\n

The postponement of the inauguration of the Luachimo hydroelectric dam, with capacity to produce 34 megawatts, due to the regular flooding of the hydraulic circuit, is also a highlight.<\/p>\n

This forced the expansion of capacity and evacuation of the hydraulic circuit, to ensure better drainage of river waters.<\/p>\n

The ongoing work also aims to prevent the accumulation of sand in the hydraulic circuit (water intake, intake channel, loading chamber and return channel), a problem that affects the start of full production of electrical energy.<\/p>\n

While the project lasts, over a period of 49 days, the bridge that gives access to the dam will be closed to vehicles, allowing only the movement of people.<\/p>\n

Budgeted at 212 million dollars, the project included the rehabilitation of mechanical equipment, execution of a new hydraulic circuit sized for 240 cubic meters of water per second, consisting of a water intake, adduction channel, loading chamber and return channel.<\/p>\n

A new 60 kilovolt substation was also built and the access road to the dam was remodeled, including the passage to the power station.<\/p>\n

The plant’s new infrastructure is 35 meters high, equivalent to an 11-storey building, installed in an area 50 meters long and 30 meters in cross section.<\/p>\n

The old power station building was rehabilitated to serve technical education institutions, with the aim of being the first museum in the energy sector in Angola.<\/p>\n

The project includes the restoration of the 85-kilometer high-voltage transmission line to the mining town of Nzagi, in the municipality of Cambulo, with an additional value estimated at 40 million dollars.<\/p>\n

The last stage of the project foresees the expansion of the distribution network to the Lucapa headquarters, including the town of Calonda.<\/p>\n

The transport line will also pass through the towns of Fucauma and Cassanguidi, taking into account the existence of economic activities, especially in the mining sector.<\/p>\n

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