National Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA)

US Blocks Angola’s Membership of the United Nations

US Blocks Angola’s Membership of the United Nations Exactly fifty years ago, on 23 June 1976 the United Sates (US) for the fifteenth time vetoed Angola’s application for membership of…

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June 24, 2026

1967-1968 / 1976 – 1978 / African liberation movement / Anti-Imperialism / Armed Struggle / Battles / Biographies and Obituaries / Liberation Arts Culture and Heritage / Pan Africanism

Angola Women’s Day: In Honour of Deolinda de Almeida Rodrigues

Angola Women’s Day: In Honour of Deolinda de Almeida Rodrigues On the declaration of independence on 11 November 1975, the newly installed government of the People's Republic of Angola declared…

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March 6, 2026

1961-1964 / African liberation movement / Battles / Cuito Cuanavale / Pan Africanism / South African Defence Force’s (SADF) / Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK)

Angola: Day of the Beginning of the National Liberation Armed Struggle

4 February 1961 was the beginning of the Angolan War of Independence, called the “Dia do Início da Luta Armada de Libertação Nacional” (Day of the Beginning of the National…

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February 4, 2025

1979-1983 / African liberation movement / Pan Africanism / Quotes of inspiration / South African Defence Force’s (SADF)

Agostinho Neto and Revolutionary Democracy

Antonio Agostinho Neto was one of the best and the more authoritative representatives of the “new wave” of African revolutionary democracy that came to power mainly in the mid-seventies. ……

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February 4, 2025

US Blocks Angola’s Membership of the United Nations

Angola Women’s Day: In Honour of Deolinda de Almeida Rodrigues

Angola: Day of the Beginning of the National Liberation Armed Struggle

Agostinho Neto and Revolutionary Democracy

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