A majority of respondents in Angola and Cape Verde believe Portugal should apologise for its colonial past and return artefacts and other items looted during that era, according to a survey released ...

A survey reveals most Angolans and Cape Verdeans believe Portugal should apologise for its colonial past and return looted ...

Angola has already become Portugal’s largest export market outside of Europe, accounting for 7 percent of Portuguese exports last year, compared with 1 percent in 2000, according to the ...

Angola’s investments in Portugal have risen sharply in recent years. The figure in 2009 stood at $156m (£99m), compared to $2.1m in 2002, ...

H igh on the cliffs above the Cuanza River in Angola, the fortress of Cambambe is a crumbling but imposing remnant of Portuguese colonial ambition. Built in 1604, this stone bastion played a ...

Angola’s troubled area is the sprawling Congo district on the northern frontier. ... Portuguese officials tried to pin the blame for the blacks’ terrorism on U.S. missionaries.

Portuguese state prosecutors have charged the vice-president of Angola, its former colony, with corruption and money laundering. A statement from the Prosecutor General's office in Lisbon Thursday ...

Lisbon - Angola and Portugal on Thursday signed an agreement to speed up the processing of visas for travel between the two countries, in a move designed to cut bureaucracy and strengthen their ...

Portuguese explorers, traders, and colonizers established footholds along Africa’s coasts, from Angola to Mozambique. Initially, the language served as a tool for commerce and governance.