With the aim of strengthening customer literacy, the Liberatos Group has created a section called “Educating with Liberatos” whose purpose is to guide customers on how to preserve their equipment and how to act correctly in case of failures, promoting:

• Prevention of malfunctions
• Safety
• Greater durability of systems

This section has a new approach, making the content more practical, clear and closer to everyday reality.

Follow our social media to learn about this new phase and benefit from technical advice that helps prevent problems and ensure better performance of your equipment.

Another edition of the Vamos Falar de Saúde radio programme has aired, this time dedicated to essential newborn care. The initiative reinforces the commitment to promoting health and quality information for families, especially in the first few days of a baby’s life, a phase that is as delicate as it is decisive.

During the programme, Dr Januário Kamona covered fundamental topics such as newborn hygiene, breastfeeding, warning signs in the first days of life and the importance of ongoing medical monitoring. The talk was marked by practical guidance, clarification of frequently asked questions and simple recommendations that can make a big difference to a baby’s healthy development.

As part of the January calendar of actions, the programme reaffirms the ongoing commitment to educational initiatives that bring health professionals closer to the community.

Find out more about White January here: https://liberatos.co.ao/acoes-sociais/vamos-falar-de-saude-informacao-que-transforma-o-cuidado-das-familias/

As part of its policy to promote health and well-being in the workplace, the Liberatos Group conducted its annual medical check-up for its employees directly at the construction site.

For this purpose, a temporary clinic was set up where all employees underwent individual medical assessments. Based on the medical history, some employees were duly referred to a hospital unit to undergo complementary examinations, following the recommended clinical protocols.

This action is part of a standard procedure adopted by the Group, carried out annually, and reinforces the company’s commitment to prevention, monitoring the health of workers, and creating a safer and healthier work environment.

More than building infrastructure, the Liberatos Group reaffirms that caring for people is an essential part of its work.

Within the scope of White January, this action reinforces the Group’s vision that social responsibility begins from the inside out, promoting health, emotional balance, and continuous care for its employees.

Learn more here: https://liberatos.co.ao/cuidar-comeca-na-prevencao-grupo-liberatos-realiza-check-up-anual-aos-colaboradores/

During another edition of the radio program “Let’s Talk About Health,” Dr. Iracelma Mungulo clarified frequently asked questions about breastfeeding, highlighting the issue of the baby’s thirst and the influence of the mother’s age on milk production.

According to the specialist, breast milk is complete and contains all the water necessary for the baby, even in hot climates, and the introduction of water is not recommended in the first six months of life. “When the baby breastfeeds on demand, he receives sufficient hydration through the milk itself,” she explained.

Regarding maternal age, Dr. Iracelma Mungulo stated that age, in itself, does not interfere with the quantity or quality of breast milk. The most important thing is frequent breast stimulation, correct latch, and monitoring by healthcare professionals.

The doctor also emphasized that family support, the mother’s confidence, and proper guidance are decisive factors for the success of breastfeeding.

Exclusive breastfeeding until six months continues to be recommended as it guarantees fundamental benefits for the baby’s growth and health.

The radio program “Let’s Talk About Health” featured an edition dedicated to fever in children, with the participation of Dr. Cíntia Francisco, clarifying frequent doubts from parents and caregivers.

Among the listeners’ questions, the following stood out:

João: “Regardless of the infection, can the fever be viral or not?”

Paulo: “Is it normal for a child to have a fever after receiving a vaccine?”

Anonymous: “When a child has a fever, is it recommended to give them a bath?”

Dr. Cíntia explained that fever is a natural response of the body, not always a sign of serious infection, and reinforced the importance of observing other symptoms and seeking medical advice when necessary. She also clarified that fever after vaccination is common and usually temporary, and that bathing can be done gently for the child’s comfort, without exaggeration.

This edition brought reliable medical information closer to the community, contributing to safer decisions in childcare and reinforcing the prevention of unnecessary risks.

Initiatives like this reaffirm the Liberatos Group’s commitment to health literacy and the well-being of families.

The Liberatos Group began the 2026 programming of the radio program “Let’s Talk about Health” with an edition dedicated to vaccination, integrated into the month of awareness for mental health. The choice of theme reinforces the link between prevention, trust in science and well-being of families, especially in the care of children.

The edition had the participation of pediatrician Cremilda Mabiala, who highlighted the importance of child vaccination as one of the main strategies for the prevention of preventable diseases. During the conversation, the specialist clarified frequently asked questions about the population and directly addressed some of the taboos associated with non-adherence to vaccination.

One of the central points of the debate was the demystification of traditional practices used to deal with alleged side effects of vaccines. The pediatrician warned of the risks of treatments not guided by health professionals and reinforced the need to seek safe information and adequate medical follow-up.

By opening the year with this theme, the program reaffirms its role in promoting health literacy, creating a space for informed dialogue that contributes to more conscious decisions by families and to the strengthening of public health.

During the month of December, the Liberatos Group produced a special series of five radio programs as part of the “Let’s Talk About Health” initiative, reaffirming its commitment to health promotion and community education.

The programs, broadcast during the month dedicated to HIV awareness, addressed topics of great relevance to the population of Huíla, such as HIV and its challenges, tuberculosis and co-infection, hemophilia, meningitis, and pneumonia, featuring the participation of health experts.

As a unique feature, the programs included active audience participation, allowing viewers to ask questions directly to the invited professionals, bringing the discussion closer to the community’s reality and reinforcing the initiative’s impact on health literacy.

Learn more about the impact of this initiative here:https://liberatos.co.ao/acoes-sociais/promocao-da-literacia-em-saude-atraves-do-programa-vamos-falar-de-saude/

On December 19th, the group was honored as part of the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of National Independence, in a ceremony that recognized its contribution to the economic and social development of the country.

The distinction constitutes a significant milestone in the organization’s journey, reflecting its consistent work, institutional commitment, and the positive impact of its activities over the years. The award recognizes the role played by the group in promoting growth, social responsibility, and the development of human capital.

Integrated into the commemorations of the fiftieth anniversary of National Independence, this tribute symbolizes not only the group’s merit but also its connection to the values ​​of progress, unity, and service to the Nation, reinforcing its commitment to continue actively contributing to the future of Angola.

On December 13th, the group held a Christmas lunch at its shipyard, bringing together employees for a moment of conviviality, celebration, and strengthening of team spirit.

The gathering took place in a relaxed atmosphere marked by sharing, allowing them to celebrate the end of another year of work, challenges overcome, and goals achieved. Beyond the socializing, the event served as a space to recognize collective commitment and strengthen ties between teams.

The initiative reflects the group’s commitment to valuing human capital, promoting moments of closeness that contribute to a more cohesive, motivated, and collaborative work environment.

The Christmas lunch at the shipyard was, therefore, not only a festive celebration but also a symbolic gesture of unity and gratitude to all those who contribute daily to the organization’s success.

The group participated in the closing activity of Pink October, held at the Lubango Central Hospital on November 14, 2025, in an initiative dedicated to promoting solidarity and support for cancer patients undergoing treatment.

The main objective of the action was to create a support group for patients facing difficulties during the therapeutic process, providing a space for sharing, listening, and emotional strengthening. The initiative sought to raise community awareness of the importance of human and psychological support, complementing the clinical care provided.

The group’s participation reinforces its commitment to social responsibility and to causes related to health and well-being, actively contributing to actions that promote dignity, hope, and inclusion among people in situations of greater vulnerability.