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A hiena rouba apenas por hábito, não por fome (provérbio Ovimbundu – Angola). – O homem poderoso fá-lo por mero hábito e para demonstrar o seu poder. La hyène ne vole que par coutume et non par cause de faim (Proverbe Ovimbundu – Angola). – Le puissant nuit par simple habitude et afin de témoigner …


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The Lobito Railway Project has now become a reality. The railway opened up with trains transporting cobalt and copper from the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to the port of Lobito on the Atlantic coast of Angola. Recall that the Lobito Corridor was already in the pipeline and was a contract …


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The great Cameroonian filmmaker Bassek Ba Kobhio, the creator of Sango Malo or Le grand blanc de Lambaréné (the Great White of Lambarene), the founder of  Écrans Noirs Film Festival in Yaoundé, one of Central Africa’s most vital platforms for regional stories and cinematic resistance, has joined his ancestors. I remember watching ” Le grand blanc de …


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Heureusement que Dieu n’a pas donné les cornes à l’âne (Proverbe Kanuri – Tchad). Thank goodness God did not give horns to the donkey (Kanuri proverb – Chad).

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On April 19, 2026, Pope Leo XIV gave the last blessing of his Angolan trip at a place which used to be pivotal in the slave trade! The irony is not lost on us. Can you imagine? The church that authorized and condoned the slavery of the African race, denying it of its humanity, now …


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