The 6th edition of ANGOTIC will take place from June 11th to 13th and is once again bringing together companies, startups, students, professionals, and tech enthusiasts from across Angola.

For many people, it's a great opportunity to discover new technologies, learn about innovation trends, network with industry professionals, and see what local startups are building. For companies, it's a chance to showcase products, services, and ideas that can contribute to the growth of Angola's tech ecosystem.

Are you planning to attend this year?

• Will you be there as a visitor, student, startup, or company representative?

• What are you hoping to see at this edition?

• If you've attended previous editions, what worked well and what would you like to see improved?

Let's hear your thoughts and experiences.

I’ve been curious about the state of the technology job market in Angola, especially for people starting their careers.
Are there actually opportunities out there? Is it relatively easy to find a job, or is the market still quite limited? What has your experience been like?
I’d love to hear from people in different stages:
Are you currently studying IT or a related field?
Have you already graduated?
Are you currently looking for your first job?
Have you managed to get a job in tech? How was the process?
Are you freelancing, working remotely, or working for an Angolan company?
Also, what area are you in? Software development, networking, cybersecurity, data, IT support, etc.
Feel free to share the good, the bad, and the ugly. I think it’d be interesting to get a realistic picture of where we stand as a tech community in Angola, especially for those of us just getting started.

Most tech communities in Angola either die fast, become spam, or get buried inside random WhatsApp groups.

So I made r/AngolaTech 🇦🇴

A space for:

• developers

• students

• designers

• cybersecurity people

• builders

• AI experimenters

• and anyone creating cool stuff with technology in Angola

Programming, projects, opportunities, hardware, startups, internet culture, robotics, web dev, mobile, open source — all welcome.

The goal is simple:
build an actual tech community that feels useful, organized and alive.

No fake guru nonsense.
Just people building and learning.

If you're into tech and you're from Angola (or connected to it somehow), you're welcome.

Welcome to r/AngolaTech 🇦🇴

A community for Angolan developers, students, builders and internet nerds.

This is a space to:
• share projects
• ask for help
• discuss programming, AI, cybersecurity, Linux, robotics and startups
• post opportunities and resources
• connect with other people building in Angola

Whether you're learning HTML for the first time or deploying production systems at 3AM because something exploded unexpectedly, you're welcome here

A few rules:
• Respect others
• No scams/spam
• No “how to hack WhatsApp” posts
• Use flairs correctly
• Build cool stuff

Tech in Angola is growing fast.
Let’s build something real together.

Mais uma aventura no mundo da programação!

Já trabalho com desenvolvimento web e agora estou a explorar Python. Ainda tenho muito para aprender, mas cada passo conta. 😎😭

Devagar, mas sempre a evoluir.