By John Elmiro da Rocha Chaves In the heart of Kissanga Kungo, where the midday sun bathes the red pyrite earth, warming the skin and...

António Avelino Marito, Director of the Environment at Cela (Waku Kungo), accepted a challenge he never imagined for himself. Although...

Epilogue: The Legacy of the Roar The Cela Mountains—Kungo, Goya, and Waku—stood imposingly beneath the starry sky, silent witnesses to a...

For nearly five centuries, the Portuguese presence in Angola wove a rich and complex tapestry of cultural interactions, socio-economic...

The Early Years and the Dump Truck In the early 1970s, as Angola was on the brink of change, I spent unforgettable moments with my...

As we approach the 50th anniversary of Angola’s independence, reflecting on the journey and legacy of my birthplace, Kissanga Kungo,...

By João Elmiro da Rocha Chaves The history of Angola is a vibrant narrative of resilience and hope, woven by the hands of a people who,...

When I look at this photo, I am instantly transported back to 1975, a time when our lives, although on the verge of permanent change,...

The Cela Settlement The Cela Settlement, located on the Waku Kungo plateau in Cuanza Sul, was one of the main symbols of agricultural and...

Introduction: The Beginning of It All My story begins in Santa Comba, Angola, during a time when the warm wind swept across the dirt...

As we look back at the progress and development that have transformed Santa Comba, now Waku Kungo, since the early 1950s, we reflect on...

Introduction: The Generation of Pioneers that Shaped Angola's Future Angola's history, often marked by conflicts and the fight for...

Santa Comba, now called Waku-Kungo, located in the heart of the Cela municipality in Cuanza Sul Province, Angola,  is a place filled with...