 History of Angola (Doctorate)
Doctorate Africa: History of Angola, Bantu migrations (Central Africa)
Angola (Central Africa)
- The Khoïsan (hunter-gatherers) were the first inhabitants of the
region
- Second millennium: Bantu migrations (farmers and hunters) from
the north (metallurgy, agriculture)
- 14th - 17th centuries:
- Kingdom of Kongo:
- To the north-west of Angola and a part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo,
the Republic of the Congo
and Gabon
- Capital: M'Banza Kongo
- Kingdom of Ndongo (north-west of present-day Angola)
- Kingdom of Lunda
- 15th century: the arrival of the Portuguese (Portuguese explorer Diogo Cão)
- Through the Kingdoms of the Congo, Ndongo and Matamba, Luanda
develops a
Slave Trade destined to Portugal,
Brazil
and
Central America, which bases its economic base.
- 1641 - 1648: The Dutch occupy Angola
- 1906: only 5% - 6% of the Angolan territories could be considered as
“effectively colonised”
- 1975: Independence (Portugal)
- Creation of the People's Republic of Angola (communist)
- Head of State: Agostinho Neto
- 1975-2002: 25 years of civil war, 1 million Angolans killed
- 1979: José Eduardo dos Santos
More information: Business in Angola, at EENI Website.
Transport in Angola
Angola
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