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Why the ruling MPLA wants to control how we remember the murder of dissidents killed right after independence.
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Why the ruling MPLA wants to control how we remember the murder of dissidents killed right after independence.

Cultural spaces and historic patrimony have not fared well during Angola's post-war reconstruction and development.

When Forbes, who used to celebrate the Dos Santos family, starts asking questions about the wealth of Angola's rulers.

Recent changes affect the daily lives of ex-combatants and other soldiers who struggle to reintegrate into society a decade after the end of the war.

Hostile at first, in the wake of the Cold War, Israel-Angolan relations have morphed into a friendly and lucrative bond.

In contemporary Angola, the gap between the public discourse on culture and the on-the-ground reality of the arts and culture sector is deepening.

Historian Marissa Moorman wrote an important book about radio and modern state power.

We ought to ask questions about Angola’s Sovereign Wealth Fund. But also about the history of Chevron, Exxon, and Conoco in the country.

Beware the bling of banner headlines announcing free speech victories.

A Netflix series about Queen Njinga, one of Africa’s most historically significant rulers, should be cause for much celebration. But the resulting production largely disregarded what Angolans themselves think of their country’s history and culture.

Remembering Joe Miller, a historian of eastern Angola and central Africa, who died at 79 on 12 March 2019.

Press freedom under President João Lourenço is in bad shape.

Henry Kissinger was convinced that Africans were incapable of responsible government — so he fought against the national liberation movements fighting for independence.

Angola's Palancas Negras and the curse of the African Cup of Nations quarterfinals.

Angola’s golden jubilee culminated in a multimillion-dollar match against Argentina. The price tag — and the secrecy around it — divided a nation already grappling with inequality.


Is a Facebook-led social media movement enough to change a country? The case of Angola.

Uma série da Netflix sobre a Rainha Njinga, uma das governantes historicamente mais importantes da África, deve ser motivo de muita comemoração. Mas a produção resultante desconsiderou amplamente o que os próprios angolanos pensam sobre a história e a cultura de seu país.

Em Angola, o governo de Presidente Lourenço não conseguiu resolver a pandemia de COVID-19 devido a corrupção e incompetência.

After an 11-year wait to vote in my own country, the whole thing took 3 minutes. One week later I'm still waiting to hear who won.