Angola has many ethnic groups including Ovimbundu and Mbundu. Music and dance are important parts of life. Families often gather for storytelling and celebrations filled with rhythm and drums.
The red and black flag represents independence and Africa. The yellow symbol in the center shows a machete and gear, symbolizing agriculture and industry.
Angola was once a Portuguese colony and gained independence in 1975. The Fortaleza de São Miguel in Luanda is an important historic fort.
Angola is rich in oil and diamonds. It exports petroleum and minerals worldwide.
Independence Day (November 11) is celebrated proudly. Carnival is colorful and lively with dancing and costumes.
Kalandula Falls is one of Africa’s largest waterfalls. Angola also has beautiful Atlantic coast beaches and wildlife parks.
Angola is one of Africa’s top oil producers!