Angola’s lengthy war shaped the way farmers utilised fire—why it matters
The effects of the war extended well beyond its end in 2002. Before the conflict, fire was managed collectively through ...
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Pope Leo challenges Angola’s leaders to break ‘extractivism’
Pope Leo XIV challenged Angola’s leaders to break the "extractivism” that has plundered and exploited Africa for centuries as he ...
The Sundi (Basundi) of Central Africa
Among other challenges is urbanisation, as the migration of young people to cities weakens the matrilineal kinship system and erodes ...
Cameroon separatists declare three-day ceasefire for papal visit
A separatist alliance in Cameroon's English-speaking regions said it would observe a three-day "safe travel passage" later this week to ...
Mbunda people of Angola and Zambia
The Mbunda ethnic group is one of the oldest human groups in the Zambezi Basin, primarily distributed between southeastern Angola ...
UK secures migrant return deal with Angola, Namibia; DRC faces visa curbs
Angola and Namibia have agreed to accept the return of illegal migrants and criminals after the British government threatened visa ...
US agency, consortium sign $553 million loan for Angola railway revamp
The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation signed a $553 million loan with a consortium of firms on Wednesday for the ...
Herero, People of Southern Africa
The Herero people are one of the most prominent ethnic groups in Southern Africa, with their main population concentrated in ...
European and African leaders gather in Angola for EU-AU summit
The seventh annual European Union-African Union summit opened in Angola on Monday, under the theme ‘Promoting peace and prosperity through ...
Angola celebrates 50 years of independence with Lourenço calling for “inclusive society”
Angola celebrated the 50th anniversary of its independence from Portugal on Tuesday with a military parade in Luanda. Soldiers, marching ...