Angola (African region)

Angola is a country located on the southwestern coast of Africa, known for its rich natural resources, especially oil and diamonds. Its diverse landscape includes beaches, mountains, and savannahs. Historically, Angola experienced a long struggle for independence from Portuguese colonial rule, which was achieved in 1975. The nation underwent a civil war that ended in 2002, leading to reconstruction and growth. Today, Angola's economy relies heavily on oil exports, but it also has emerging sectors like agriculture and mining. The country has a vibrant culture, blending African traditions with Portuguese influences, and is working toward stability and development.