In the remote deserts of Angola, I joined the Mucubal tribe to experience their traditional path to manhood. This journey was raw, humbling, and unlike anything I’ve faced before.

Most respondents in all three countries - 58% in Angola, 83% in Cape Verde and 78% in Portugal - do not think monuments related to colonialism should be taken down. In Portugal, 58% of respondents ...

Angola’s population grew after the First Seminole Indian War in 1817-18 as fugitive enslaved people living with the Seminoles fled when Gen. Jackson tried to recapture them.

An emphasis on ‘mutual benefit’ in President João Lourenço’s opening speech of the US-Africa summit reflects a growing ...

Angola; Journey to St. Paul de Loanda from Congo. ... PICTURESQUE FEATURES OF THE COUNTRY--GOING ASHORE AND LOOKING ABOUT--PEOPLE IN BETTER HEALTH. Share full article. Nov. 28, 1886.

Angola’s first elections in 1992 were marred by violence, leading to a civil conflict that ended in 2002. “I have been threatened face to face by people due to my forthright discussions.

A Minnesota missionary was killed in Angola and his wife has been arrested in connection with his death. Beau Shroyer’s death was announced by Lakes Area Vineyard, a church in Detroit Lakes, Minn.

Some 15 million land mines are buried in Angola's soil. An estimated 100,000 people have been mutilated or lost limbs in land mine explosions since Angola's civil war broke out in 1975.

About 50 people have died in Angola after being forced to drink an herbal potion to prove they were not sorcerers, police and local officials said Thursday. The deaths occurred between January and ...

Human Rights Watch has documented several cases of police violence, including killings and use of excessive force against unarmed people. In June, Angola’s main opposition party, the National ...