Petro de Luanda successfully defended its title and won its fifth consecutive league championship, and their fifteenth in club history.
[1] ASA remained in the league, despite ongoing financial difficulties.
[2] Primeiro de Agosto B did not return for the 2023–24 season, which decreased the number of teams to 12.
[3] The regular season schedule was determined with a draw which was held in Lobito on 21 October 2023.
[4] [data missing] The playoffs included one more round this year as the 5th to 12th ranked teams played a qualification for the quarter-final spots.