The Camunga Symphony Orchestra - More than just a musical education
For the past decade, the Camunga Symphony Orchestra music school in Luanda has polished rough-cut diamonds of youth and changed their lives for the better.
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Peter Shalulile within grasp of breaking Collins Mbesuma's 17-year PSL record
Mamelodi Sundowns are one point from sealing the deal as DStv Premiership champions and could be celebrating that feat as soon as Wednesday evening.
Petro shock Sundowns to reach CAF Champions League semi-finals
Captain Tiago Azulao equalised as Angolan visitors Petro Luanda drew 1-1 with hosts Mamelodi Sundowns in Johannesburg on Saturday to reach the CAF Champions League semi-finals.
Caf Champions League: Mamelodi Sundowns' Mngqithi insists no change of tactics against Petro de Luanda
Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach Manqoba Mngqithi insists his team will not change their approach in the second leg of the Caf Champions League quarter-final against Petro de Luanda on Saturday.
Sundowns coach not drawn into Pirates' bad treatment complaints: 'We have our Advance Team'
Orlando Pirates co-coach Mandla Ncikazi expressed disappointment in the treatment his club received from their CAF Confederation Cup quarter-final opponents Simba SC in Tanzania last weekend.
Klopp's advice to Downs' Mokwena: 'To succeed, lose the right matches'
Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach Rulani Mokwena believes that despite losing their quarter-final first-leg the Brazilians will reach the CAF Champions League semi-finals.
Angola sets its sights on the global coffee market
Angolan coffee is a brew long coveted by aficionados around the world. In the 1970s, around a quarter of a million tonnes of this original Angolan black gold was produced a year. This was interrupted by civil war, but now after nearly 20 years of peace, Angola is bouncing back and two Angolan companies are expanding into the global market once again. Their goal is to regain Angola's standing as one of the world's top coffee exporters. The companies, Café Cazengo and Fazenda Vissolela are trying to do this by expanding in the historical coffee-producing areas of Angola.