According to the notification, published in an announcement format in this Tuesday's edition of the Jornal de Angola, the general - responsible for the company Organizations Bento K - has five days to attend the institution's facilities.
Besides the entrepreneur and politician, Recredit's announcement also requests that 13 other companies, both singular and collective, appear urgently at its facilities.
Those targeted in the announcement should contact the Business Development Directorate of Recredit to deal with matters related to credits that are in arrears or requests for review, resolution or negotiation, says Angop.
On the Facebook page, Organizations Bento K, appears associated with the Program of Support to Youth (PAJ), "an instrument to materialize the Executive Plan of the Government of Support to Youth (PEGAJ), which has as its primary objective the mobilization of young people aiming at their active and permanent participation in the process of National Reconstruction of the country. The same page also mentions "facilities in the acquisition of vehicles".
On August 11, 2017, Angop reported that Bento Kangamba Organizations (BK) was financing the construction of two schools and a hospital in Capanga District, about 14 kilometers from the municipal headquarters of Amboim, Kwanza-Sul province. It was not possible to obtain information after that date about the development of these works.
The society Organizations Bento K - Civil Construction, Public Works and General Trade was registered, according to a document consulted by Lusa, on June 14, 2012, having as partners Bento do Santos and Eva André dos Santos.
Recredit was created by the State to deal with bad credit in the national banking sector. It was in this demand that the institution received about 95 billion kwanzas of bad credit from Banco Poupança e Crédito.
It should be recalled that General 'Kangamba' was arrested at the end of February this year at the border with Namibia on suspicion of fraud and flight.
