their prospects took a turn for the worse when a civil war broke out in Angola following its independence from Portugal. Over the next 27 years, the conflict devastated the country’s wildlife ...

“People say, `How can you reopen Angola’s parks when the war is still going on?’ But I say the time is now,” said Wouter van Hoven, a South African wildlife specialist advising the ...

Now he battles illegal hunting that threatens the fragile recovery of Angola's wildlife, which was decimated during the war but is today seen a potential tourism draw. "I was a soldier but ...

Much of Angola’s appeal is rooted in the fact that its habitats remain largely untouched by mass tourism, allowing visitors to experience wildlife and nature in its most authentic form.

Angola’s Criminal Investigation Services (SIC) and Public Prosecutors Officers (PGR), in the southeastern Cuando Cubango Province, seized more than one hundred small bundles of meat from ...

Wildlife was almost wiped out by civil war at Angola's Luengue-Luiana National Park. Only 30 lions have been re-introduced despite the park having the capacity to house thousands. Human-wildlife ...

Every dollar you give helps us continue to shine a light on these critical issues in the run up to the election and beyond Angola’s Criminal Investigation Services (SIC) and Public Prosecutors ...