Discover ANGOLA.10 Best Places to Visit In Angola. Economy, History People. Visit Luanda Angola.
Angola and its capital Luanda has transform in recent years, Luanda skyline and infrastructural development has attracted businesses from around the world. Angola is a member of OPEC oil producing countries and one of Africa's top oil producing countries. Luanda Angola attracts experts who work and live in Angola's oil and gas industries. Angola Luanda has some of Africa most beautiful hotels and beaches and Luanda hospitality industry was booming until recent years. Th Angola's economy was projected to grow and the oil sector in Angola contributes hugely to the countries economy and foreign direct investments from abroad. Angola has had a turbulent history with the Angolan civil war which affected the countries image and caused lots of lives at the time. However, Angola has transformed to a modern Africa country with the country attracting many tourist from around the world. Angola has some of the best beaches you would imagine. Tourism plays a vital role in Angola's development and Luanda Angola has some best attractions and continent food and good museum of Angola's history and national parks which include but not limited to The Arch Lagoon, Dilolo Lake, Dala Waterfalls, Iona National Park, The Tunda Vala Fissure, Benguela, Huambo, The Lobito, Candagala National Park and other best places and things to do in Angola Luanda the next time you plane a holiday. In this video we have taken you beyond Angola and talk about Angola history and economy so the next time you plan to visit you are aware of your trip.
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Angola is a Southern African nation whose varied terrain encompasses tropical Atlantic beaches, a labyrinthine system of rivers and Sub-Saharan desert that extends across the border into Namibia. The country's colonial history is reflected in its Portuguese-influenced cuisine and its landmarks including Fortaleza de São Miguel, a fortress built by the Portuguese in 1576 to defend the capital, Luanda.
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Surviving the World's Most Expensive City (Luanda)
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WHO KNEW that the world's most expensive city for expats and tourists is Luanda, Angola?!
That's right -- it's not New York or London or Singapore or Dubai.... Not even close. It's Luanda Angola --, and if you don't believe me, you can ask BBC News, CNN and The Guardian.
I am not kidding you that I just saw a 13'' Macbook Pro listed at $4,200 at an electronics store Luanda -- I just bought the exact same computer in Arizona for less than half that price!
After spending the last 3 days in Luanda,, I've been surprised in many ways... but none more than the outrageous prices. You can learn all about it in this video.
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10 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT ANGOLA
Once a Portuguese colony, Angola is the seventh-largest country in Africa. It is bordered by Namibia to the south, the DR Congo to the north, Zambia to the east, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Angola is home to one of the largest waterfalls in Africa and it is also rich in natural resources.
Angola is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of natural resources, with significant reserves of diamonds, iron ore, phosphates, copper, gold and manganese, among other valuable natural resources. However, its true mining potential remains to be unlocked, despite the major exploration and exploitation projects already implemented, particularly in the diamond sub-sector.
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Farming: a cornerstone of Angola's economic diversification - focus
In the Seventies, Angola was one of Africa's leading farming nations. But years of civil war took its toll: on the sector which only represents 10% of the country's GDP today.
Since the end of conflict fifteen years ago, a major effort has been made to boost agriculture - a vital necessity when you consider that Angola needs to import 80% of its consumer goods.
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A DISASTROUS First Class Adventure with TAAG Angola Airlines from Angola to Brazil
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Join me on a very strange flight on Africa’s only first class on TAAG Angola Airlines’ 777 from their hub in Luanda, Angola to São Paulo, Brazil. Let me know your thoughts on TAAG, their first class product, and the future of the African aviation market.
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Flight Time: 7h 27m
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The Pathway to Grid Stability, Increased Capacity and a Diversified Angolan Economy: Webinar Video
Maintaining a reliable power grid remains key to containing the spread of COVID-19 in Angola and on the continent, along with mitigating its aftermath. In addition to powering hospitals and emergency health care facilities, electricity is essential to driving diversified, sustainable and inclusive economic growth by supplying power to households, businesses and industry. In the short-term, how can Angola maintain grid stability in the face of volatile electricity demand induced by COVID-19? In the long-term, how can Angola continue to prioritize its development of national generation and transmission capacities, with a view toward increasing electrification, job creation and economic growth? In the current period of reduced FDI, how can Angola continue to attract capital inflows into its most bankable power projects?
Speakers:
Maria da Cruz, President & CEO, U.S.-Angola Chamber of Commerce
Paul Ghiotto, Deputy Political-Economic Chief/Energy Officer, U.S. Embassy Luanda
Frederico Martins Correia, Energy, Resources & Industrials Partner, Deloitte
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Portuguese back to Angola - Straight through Africa | VPRO Documentary
Bram Vermeulen is in Angola, one of the fastest growing economies in the world. In this former Portuguese colony, so much money is being earned that the Portuguese are fleeing the crisis in their own country to seek their luck in Angola.
Portugal sighs under towering unemployment, but in the meantime the economy of Angola - where people speak Portuguese - grows like cabbage. Many Portuguese people therefore come to the African country in recent years to work there. Among these guest workers are so-called 'retornados' - people of Portuguese origin who fled the country in haste around 1975 and now find a radically different Angola than they had left behind at the time.
Not everyone fled. Bram visits an old woman who saw her farm destroyed three times in the civil war. He has always been rebuilt. Her younger sister-in-law grew up here, but fled to Portugal in 1976. Only very brave people stayed here in the jungle. Young people, like my cousins and I, went away. The war was very violent, she says, and furthermore, further study in Angola has become impossible.
It was not really quiet in the years before, because that war started as a twelve-year struggle for independence. After independence, the violence went seamlessly into a 30-year civil war. This has been over since 2002 and the economy has ended up in a grove. There are now rich Angolans, such as the young woman who visits Bram in her huge house in Luanda. A Portuguese designer is busy perfecting the interior.
welcome
The guest workers are very welcome here, she says, because they come to work and create new jobs because of the knowledge they bring. She is optimistic about the new Angola. In the practice of the less wealthy, such as Fundulu the fixer, there is still a lot to improve. Flowing water in the house would be nice, and reliable electricity. He tells this while he maneuvers a car through the chaotic traffic in Luanda. A less patient person could also jump out of his skin. Bram would not be able to save it here, he thinks.
The Portuguese designer also had some trouble with things like this at first. He noticed the enormous gap between rich and poor. But it does have advantages for his work: his customers are so rich that he can fully enjoy himself in the interior design.
The reconstruction of Angola is largely carried out by foreign companies. Not only in Luanda, but also in the city of Kuito, in the middle of the country. Immediately after the war there were only ruins there, says the mayor. A ghost town, with parks full of graves. The dead are now gone and new housing blocks are building up. Partly built by Portuguese contractors, who can not find any jobs in their own country.
Episode 8. The lost paradise
Bram Vermeulen visits Angola, one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Business is booming in this former colony of Portugal, so that many Portuguese flee the crisis in their own country to seek their fortune in Angola.
Director: Doke Romeijn and Stefanie de Brouwer
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Ангола: нищие трущобы на нефтяной земле
Кажется, что Ангола – страна богатая: небоскрёбы, дорогие машины, благоустройство и модные магазины... Стоп, что это тут у нас? Нищета, трущобы, и горы мусора?!
В городе есть нефть, а где нефть, там и деньги! Но не спешите радоваться за население Анголы – большинство живёт за чертой бедности. Город очень дорогой для жизни, а всё богатство достаётся только избранным. Народ продолжает жить в трущобах с видом на небоскрёбы, дома из холодильников соседствуют с виллами местных богачей.
Очень контрастный город! Где вы ещё такое увидите?
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Angola Webinar Recap: Mitigating COVID-19: Preserving Angola’s Momentum for 2021
As the Angolan and global oil and gas industry faces unprecedented financial, logistics and safety challenges induced by COVID-19, Africa Oil & Power presented a public webinar, in which industry leaders united to generate survival strategies for 2020 and reset Angola on its path to growth for 2021.
Speakers:
Frederico Martins Correia, Oil & Gas Partner, Deloitte
Frederico Costa, Country Finance Controller, TechnipFMC
Adilson Paulo, Country General Manager, DOF Subsea
Sergio Pugliese, President, Angolan Chapter, African Energy Chamber
Moderators:
Verner Ayukegba, Senior Vice President, African Energy Chamber
Grace Goodrich, Field Editor, Africa Oil & Power
This webinar took place on May 18th, 2020 at 15:00 Luanda time.
Post civil war Angola - Straight through Africa
Bram Vermeulen travels along the old front line of a forgotten war, in the hinterland of the most expensive city in the world. What does the rest of Angola notice about the oil and diamond dollars that flow to Luanda?
It is the most expensive city in the world. Renting a two- or three-room apartment costs you six or seven thousand US dollars a month here. New York? No, Luanda, the capital of Angola. The skyscrapers have sprung up like mushrooms in recent years and along the water there is a brand new promenade. Bram looks his eyes out. What a difference with six years earlier!
Angola was recently a poverty-stricken country, devastated by a civil war that began when the country became independent of Portugal in 1975 and which ended in 2002. Now the oil money is pouring in, and diamonds also bring in money. The economy has grown by more than 11 percent a year since the end of the fighting. This is clearly visible in the center of the capital, but what about the rest of the country?
The train track is in any case beautiful. Completely restored, thanks to China. And a train passenger tells Bram that Angola is now a new country, albeit in an embryonic phase. And indeed, traces of the civil war can still be seen everywhere: a rusted tank, a derailed train, countless ruins full of bullet holes. Mine fields that have to be stripped centimeter by centimeter of their explosive charge. And victims of violence, who lack limbs.
The war was eventually lost by Unita, a movement that fought with support from South Africa and the US against the Marxist government of the MPLA, when their leader Jonas Savimbi was killed. Yet Unita still has many supporters in the city of Huambo, where Savimbi lived.
Unita has not really lost the war, one of them thinks. Because Unita always stood for a free market economy and free elections. The MPLA wanted something else. And what do we see today? Exactly: a country where the free market rules, and democracy. Unita has won in a certain way.
End well, all right? There is something to wonder about that. Only 20 percent of the population benefits from the new wealth, says the brother of the famous doctor David Bernardino, who was murdered in the war. The rest of the people are poor and live, for example, in slums, or meager huts in the countryside.
Life is tough here, say the young players of a football team. They each have only one leg, so that makes it extra difficult to find work and seduce girls. But there is no point in fostering resentment, a boy thinks. I will have to live without that leg, and do the things that I can do.
Episode 7. Behind the skyscrapers
Bram Vermeulen travels along the old frontline of a forgotten war, in the hinterland of the world’s most expensive city. What does the rest of Angola see of the oil and diamond dollars that are flowing into Luanda?
Director: Doke Romeijn and Stefanie de Brouwer
© VPRO October 2014
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This channel offers some of the best travel series from the Dutch broadcaster VPRO. Our series explore cultures from all over the world. VPRO storytellers have lived abroad for years with an open mind and endless curiosity, allowing them to become one with their new country. Thanks to these qualities, they are the perfect guides to let you experience a place and culture through the eyes of a local. Uncovering the soul of a country, through an intrinsic and honest connection, is what VPRO and its presenters do best.
So subscribe to our channel and we will be delighted to share our adventures with you!
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English, French and Spanish subtitles by Ericsson and co-funded by the European Union.
Portuguese back to Angola - Straight through Africa
Bram Vermeulen is in Angola, one of the fastest growing economies in the world. In this former Portuguese colony, so much money is being earned that the Portuguese are fleeing the crisis in their own country to seek their luck in Angola.
Portugal sighs under towering unemployment, but in the meantime the economy of Angola - where people speak Portuguese - grows like cabbage. Many Portuguese people therefore come to the African country in recent years to work there. Among these guest workers are so-called 'retornados' - people of Portuguese origin who fled the country in haste around 1975 and now find a radically different Angola than they had left behind at the time.
Not everyone fled. Bram visits an old woman who saw her farm destroyed three times in the civil war. He has always been rebuilt. Her younger sister-in-law grew up here, but fled to Portugal in 1976. Only very brave people stayed here in the jungle. Young people, like my cousins and I, went away. The war was very violent, she says, and furthermore, further study in Angola has become impossible.
It was not really quiet in the years before, because that war started as a twelve-year struggle for independence. After independence, the violence went seamlessly into a 30-year civil war. This has been over since 2002 and the economy has ended up in a grove. There are now rich Angolans, such as the young woman who visits Bram in her huge house in Luanda. A Portuguese designer is busy perfecting the interior.
welcome
The guest workers are very welcome here, she says, because they come to work and create new jobs because of the knowledge they bring. She is optimistic about the new Angola. In the practice of the less wealthy, such as Fundulu the fixer, there is still a lot to improve. Flowing water in the house would be nice, and reliable electricity. He tells this while he maneuvers a car through the chaotic traffic in Luanda. A less patient person could also jump out of his skin. Bram would not be able to save it here, he thinks.
The Portuguese designer also had some trouble with things like this at first. He noticed the enormous gap between rich and poor. But it does have advantages for his work: his customers are so rich that he can fully enjoy himself in the interior design.
The reconstruction of Angola is largely carried out by foreign companies. Not only in Luanda, but also in the city of Kuito, in the middle of the country. Immediately after the war there were only ruins there, says the mayor. A ghost town, with parks full of graves. The dead are now gone and new housing blocks are building up. Partly built by Portuguese contractors, who can not find any jobs in their own country.
Episode 8. The lost paradise
Bram Vermeulen visits Angola, one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Business is booming in this former colony of Portugal, so that many Portuguese flee the crisis in their own country to seek their fortune in Angola.
Director: Doke Romeijn and Stefanie de Brouwer
© VPRO October 2014
On VPRO broadcast you will find nonfiction videos with English subtitles, French subtitles and Spanish subtitles, such as documentaries, short interviews and documentary series.
This channel offers some of the best travel series from the Dutch broadcaster VPRO. Our series explore cultures from all over the world. VPRO storytellers have lived abroad for years with an open mind and endless curiosity, allowing them to become one with their new country. Thanks to these qualities, they are the perfect guides to let you experience a place and culture through the eyes of a local. Uncovering the soul of a country, through an intrinsic and honest connection, is what VPRO and its presenters do best.
So subscribe to our channel and we will be delighted to share our adventures with you!
more information at
Visit additional youtube channels bij VPRO broadcast:
VPRO Broadcast:
VPRO Metropolis:
VPRO Documentary:
VPRO World Stories:
VPRO Extra:
VPRO VG (world music):
VPRO 3voor12 (alternative music):
VPRO 3voor12 extra (music stories):
English, French and Spanish subtitles by Ericsson and co-funded by the European Union.
Angola Webinar: Mitigating COVID-19: Preserving Angola’s Momentum for 2021
As the Angolan and global oil and gas industry faces unprecedented financial, logistics and safety challenges induced by COVID-19, Africa Oil & Power presented a public webinar, in which industry leaders united to generate survival strategies for 2020 and reset Angola on its path to growth for 2021.
Speakers:
Frederico Martins Correia, Oil & Gas Partner, Deloitte
Frederico Costa, Country Finance Controller, TechnipFMC
Adilson Paulo, Country General Manager, DOF Subsea
Sergio Pugliese, President, Angolan Chapter, African Energy Chamber
Moderators:
Verner Ayukegba, Senior Vice President, African Energy Chamber
Grace Goodrich, Field Editor, Africa Oil & Power
This webinar took place on May 18th, 2020 at 15:00 Luanda time.
Entering Africa's Only Spanish-Speaking Country (Crazy)
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I have made it to EQUATORIAL GUINEA -- Africa's richest country (per capita) and the only nation on the continent that speaks Spanish. How cool is that?
Equatorial Guinea is truly such a different place in every way possible, and I'm excited to tell you all about it in this video! I think you will learn more about Equatorial Guinea in the next 5 minutes than in your entire life!
Please share your thoughts/suggestions/reactions in the comments below about Equatorial Guinea. Honestly speaking, have you ever heard of Equatorial Guinea before, and did you know that they speak Spanish?
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O melhor Cabrite de Luanda
VLOG Luanda - O famoso cabrite de luanda no bairro Palanca, junto com a familia passamos um bom dia até là para a caida da noite.
The hotel industry in Angola keeps growing even during the pandemic
Professionals from the hospitality and leisure sector in Angola have been working hard and developing the best quality stays and offers during the pandemic. Their goal? Health safety and optimal holidays.
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Where can you find cheaper fresh meat and vegetables in Luanda Angola. BUHAY sa AFRICA.
The other side of Luanda.
KM 30 market.
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Pinoy in Angola
طبيعة أنغولا، مكان مثالي لسيارات الدفع الرباعي
نشارك في رحلة ينظمها نادي سيارات الدفع الرباعي، من ميناء لواندا إلى مصب نهر أونزو، للاستمتاع بالمناظر الطبيعية الخلابة على إمتداد الطريق.
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