Angolan Air Force cadet training in the Soviet Union, 1987. Photographer unknown.
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Angolan Air Force cadet training in the Soviet Union, 1987. Photographer unknown.

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September 26, 2025 - These leaders of African nations spoke up for Palestinians and Gaza at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. They also criticized the US government for refusing to grant a visa to the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, blocking the Palestinian people from participating at the General Assembly. [video]
The thriving scene in Angola, as photographed by Kenned Flautas.
The People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) fighters, Angola, 1974.
Brazilian handball player Tamires carrying the Angolan team captain Albertina Kassoma out of the court after she got hurt

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"First Month of Mbangala: The Season When the Grass is Burned So here I am in the garden, writing... if these words have magic, then I will use them to plot and plan a way to drive the Portuguese from our land. And maybe one day my pages will tell others that I, Nzingha, First Daughter of Kiluanji, was Mbundu, one of a powerful people who are free and unafraid to fight for our beloved homeland of Ndongo in the Kwanza River Valley. Later the Same Evening My sisters have found me. Kifunji cannot resist teasing. She gives a big laugh. "Writing is good for you, sister. To see you sitting quietly is such a rare pleasure. Isn't it better than hurling a spear, or wrestling some boy to the ground?"... I am accused of being independent. It is true, I suppose, for I would rather be kept in an open basket than a lukata—a box."
The Royal Diaries - Nzingha: Warrior Queen of Matamba
Hakanoa woman's headpiece, Angola, by Inger Vandyke