Which did not occur during the civil wars in Mozambique and Angola?
Angolans are allowed to enter Namibia and Cuba without a visa. Mozambique also allows that but the visa is granted at the emigration counter when Angolans arrive in Mozambique
It depends on which language you are talking about. Angola is home to 40 languages.
The official language of The Republic of Angola is Portuguese, so the word "hello" would be "Olá".
The other languages spoken in Angola are.
1. Bolo
2. Cokwe
3. Dhimba
4. Diriku
5. Holu
6. Khwe
7. Kikongo
8. Kilari
9. Kimbundu
10. Kung-Ekoka
11. Kwadi
12. Kwangali
13. Lucazi
14. Luimbi
15. Lunda
16. Luvale
17. Maligo
18. Mashi
19. Mbangala
20. Mbukushu
21. Mbunda
22. Mbwela
23. Ndombe
24. Ngandyera
25. Nkangala
26. Nkumbi
27. Nyaneka
28. Nyemba
29. Nyengo
30. Oshiwambo
31. !O!ung
32. Portuguese
33. Ruund
34. Sama
35. Songo
36. Umbundu
37. Yaka
38. Yauma
39. Yombe
40. Namibian Sign Language
#1. Bad education system. Angola has 752,989 kids not enrolled in primary or secondary school, according to CIA world factbook.
#2. Tons of muggings, break-ins, murders, rapes, assaults, etc.
#3. Known for Sex and drug trafficking.
#4. Costs there are very high. Example: a pizza there costs $40.00 US.
#5. Has the highest death rate out of all countries according to CIA world factbook.
#6. 40.5% of Angola's population are bellow the poverty line.
After 1976, the people of Angola have been able to vote at the age of 7 years old. Before this, there was no voting in Angola.
In Angola you get all sorts of coloured people these days, the reason being is because Angola is improving so much other go to invest on businesses and some begin to find love in Angola...Plus Angolans are very attractive people lol...The common mix found in Angola are Portuguese,Cuban, cape verde and Brazilian.
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The European people who colonized Tanzania were the Germans in the 1600s and the British in 1890 took it over as a protectorate. Before the Europeans the Arabs in the eighth century came to this part of East Africa.