Luanda, Angola - In a recent interview with Rádio Cinco, Bento dos Santos Kangamba, the President of Kabuscorp do Palanca, expressed his displeasure with the signing of Jacques, a player he claims is still under contract with his team, by 1º de Agosto. Kangamba called out both 1º de Agosto and Petro for signing players on the street, urging the big clubs to be more professional in their player recruitment process.

Luanda, Angola - Bento Kangamba, the president of Kabuscorp Palanca, is known for his passion for challenges, and he has recently invested in sports to bring some of the most notable athletes to Angola. Kangamba has already brought several well-known names in the world of athletics, including Zerzenay Tadesse, world champion in the half marathon, Hailé Gebresselassie, Bonsa Direba, and Josphat Menjo and Silas Sang, both of whom have won the Lisbon Half Marathon.

Kabuscorp Palanca President, Bento Kangamba, is not holding back when it comes to pleasing the club's supporters in the Palanca neighborhood. After bringing the legendary Brazilian football player Rivaldo Ferreira to Angola, Kangamba now sets his sights on acquiring the great football star from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tresór Mabi, at 28 years old. Football fans in Angola are eagerly waiting to see the renowned Tresór Mabi grace their stadiums.

Luanda, Angola - In the midst of a high-profile dispute between Brazilian football player Rivaldo and Kabuscorp do Palanca, regarding a debt owed by the club, Kabuscorp President Bento Kangamba reassured the nation's football supporters that the country's interests are being protected.

Luanda, Angola - The new leadership of Kabuscorp is focused on creating the necessary human and administrative conditions to return to competition in national football, according to Bento Kangamba, owner and president of the popular club in the Palanca urban district and the champion of Girabola'2013 under the leadership of Bulgarian Edouard Antranik.

Bento Kangamba, the owner and president of Kabuscorp do Palanca, has urged for a change in the board of the Angolan Football Federation (FAF) led by Artur de Almeida e Silva. Kangamba believes that a change in leadership is necessary to improve football practice in the country, especially the competitive level of the National Honours Selection, Palancas Negras.