Eight families of Mennonites have moved from Mexico to Angola, in southern Africa, raising fears among some Angolans that ...

Angola is struggling to contain a cholera outbreak that's killed 65 people in a month. Al Jazeera. Cholera in Angola: Cases spread to 21 provinces across the country.

GENEVA: A cholera outbreak in Angola has killed more than 300 people and spread to 16 of the country’s 21 provinces, with the World Health Organization warning of a high risk of further infections.

Health Angola's cholera outbreak affects 17 out of 21 provinces: WHO WHO says over 14,000 cholera cases, 505 deaths have been reported since outbreak began in Jan. 2025, with 50% of cases ...

A cholera outbreak in Angola has killed over 150 people in four provinces since being identified in February. Aid groups warn the outbreak is spreading. Medecins Sans Frontieres says it has treated ...

“I thought I would not survive,” says Abel Kanivete, from Angola's Cuanza Sul province on the country's West coast.“There were so man. Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT.

Travelling by road in Angola is like Russian roulette. Landmines are a constant threat and reports of ambushes throughout the country are sadly, all too common. For people who have the cash, flying is ...

Two updated maps of Angola and Africa with detailed and far-reaching information based on United Nations official data were recently released by the Portugese Porto Editora Publishing house, a ...

Luanda could be divided into two provinces, one being the Coastal region, with the exception of Cacuaco, and another that will include the municipalities of Icolo e Bengo, Cacuaco, Viana and a ...

The number of spontaneously returned refugees from neighbouring countries into Angola is now estimated to have reached more than 70,000 people. This figure includes 47,000 returnees who have been ...

Since the confirmation of the outbreak, cholera has spread to 17 of the country's 21 provinces. The outbreak has already caused almost 600 deaths, with a high case fatality rate of 3.2%, exceeding the ...