He is sentenced to fourteen years in prison.[7] 21 August – Presidents Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda sign an agreement in Luanda to cool tensions between their respective nations after recent accusations of espionage, murder, and disruptions to trade.[8] 8 September – The men's national basketball team ends its participation at the 2019 FIBA World Cup in China with one win and four losses from five games.[9] 1 November – Aristofanes dos Santos, the provincial commander of the national police, announces that national disarmament campaigns over the past eleven years have resulted in the forfeiture of more than 100,000 firearms, most of which can be traced to the Angolan Civil War.[10] 5 December – The International Monetary Fund authorises a $247 million loan to Angola after deeming the government's efforts to reduce state expenditure and diversify the national economy beyond oil as sufficient.[11] 31 December – The assets of Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of former President José Eduardo dos Santos, are frozen by the government after she is accused of failing to repay $1 billion in state funds.[12]