After four decades of conflict, Angola welcomed a new era of peace in the aftermath of the death in combat of rebel leader Jonas Savimbi and the implosion of the once formidable military organization ...

The attacks on the Togo football team bus in the Angolan enclave of Cabinda last week were a spectacular public relations coup for separatist guerrillas. However, it will not do much to dent ...

LUANDA, Angola, March 7 (UNHCR) - Refugee leaders who fled Angola's oil-rich enclave of Cabinda during the long-running separatist conflict, recently went back home on a "go-and-see" visit to assess ...

CABINDA, Angola — When Angolan President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos is inaugurated for another term in office, many in the province of Cabinda are not expected to join the celebrations. The oil-rich ...

Surrounded to the north, east and south by the Democratic Republic of Congo, Cabinda, Angola's 18th province is waging an ancient struggle for its independence. With its dense, wet forest, Cabinda was ...

SÃO PAULO – The detention of seven activists on March 25 during a meeting promoted by a Christian non-governmental organization in Cabinda, the northernmost province in Angola with a history of ...

Jan 11 (Reuters) - Angolan authorities say they have arrested two people on suspicion of taking part in an attack on a bus carrying the Togo national soccer team to the African Nations Cup in which ...

As part of the FID reached in late October, Gemcorp (90%) and Sonangol (10%) will invest $220 million to build Phase 1 of the proposed refinery, which alongside a 30,000-b/d crude distillation unit, ...

(New York) - The Angolan government should promptly release three human rights defenders who were arrested on apparently political grounds following the January 8, 2010 attack on Togolese footballers ...

(New York) - The Angolan government should urgently end torture and unfair trials in state security cases, Human Rights Watch said today. Fourteen civilians who were arbitrarily detained and tortured ...

CABINDA, Angola, August 3 (UNHCR) - "We left Angola together, and together we are finding our way back 12 years on," said João Taty, looking at his wife Edith Mboumba sitting by his side in one of two ...