January 2010 Following the attack on the Togo football team, we offer a short profile of what its like to be a civilian living amidst the guerrilla war outside the huge oil facilities that dominate the enclave.
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From the modern war in Angola, we know the confrontations between the Government troops and those of UNITA. However, the most deadly fights which are blood-staining the land of Angola are now being fought between people of Angola and of… Cabinda. For the first time a coverage team has been allowed to join the FLEC-FLAC guerrillas, letting the world know a mostly forgotten war that has been fought over 20 years within the African land. Luanda says "Cabinda belongs to us"; to the inhabitants of Cabinda the slogan "Angola belongs to us" is similar to the one Salazar used on his speeches. The conditions leading to confrontations are created - Luanda sends thousands of soldiers to Cabinda and Cabinda replies with the old and traditional sentence "Independence or death". This is a coverage concerning a war spoken in Portuguese and to which Portugal's arbitration is being asked by the people of Cabinda. "Cabinda - Independence or death" is a coverage made by the journalist José Manuel Silva. Joint Production of the Cabinda Republic & RTP journalist: José Manuel Silva
Presidential visit of His Excellency the President of the Republic of Cabinda to Cabinda in 1993 Republic of Cabinda Producer: Mangovo Ngoyo
Some planes taking off from Cabinda airport; all of them going to Luanda (Angola Air Force IL-72, Heli Malongo Dash-8-400 and Fly540 ATR-72
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In 1975 The Cubans invaded the Republic of Cabinda in aid of the unelected Marxist Leninist MPLA Republic of Cabinda
A news interview with the Priest Jorge Congo and Don Duarte Duke of Braganza, with scenes from occupied Cabinda by the MPLA Armed Forces of Angola supported by Texaco Chevron and ROC Oil from Australia. SIC and Republic of Cabinda PRODUCER: SIC
This video shows and interview given to the RTP TV station of Portugal in Cabinda by the Commander of the FLEC FAC, Cabindan Defence Forces in the liberated areas of the Republic of Cabinda. RTP Producer: RTP
This video shows the Priest Jorge Congo and the Cabindan Population speaking that they which independecne from MPLA Angolan Army ocupation. Producer: RTP
Child Aid Cabinda implemented a tree planting project in Cabinda which saw 43000 trees being planted. The project was designed over the understanding of addressing deforestation with viable technical ways which address food security by using low cost measures.
The Republic of Cabinda representative parties held an International Conference in the Republic of Gabon in 1986. Republic of Cabinda Producer: Mangovo Ngoyo
An Ilyushin IL-18 Coot ( Alada D2-FFR) Operated by DHL aborts takeoff from the 8202 ft long airstrip at Cabinda, West Africa. The pilot has done an excellent job; - there's a busy public road beyond the boundary fence,less than 50 metres from the end of the runway. Please don't ask me why he aborted; Sorry, I simply don't know. I have been advised that in point of fact this is a (former) IL-22 airborne command post stripped of mission equipment - note the fin tip pod which regular IL-18s do not have. Thanks to MrZlodeus for this info This old coot remained in service; spotted at Luanda on 13th July 2009
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Leading economic expert Jim Rogers traveled to 150 countries over 150000 miles in three years - follow his adventures here on FentonReport. In this video Jim visits the Cabinda Province in Angola. Copyright Jim Rogers, provided as a special contribution to FentonReport Cabinda (also spelled Kabinda) is an State and province of Angola, a status that has been disputed by many political organizations in the territory. The capital city is also called Cabinda. The province is divided into four municipalities - Belize, Buco Zau, Cabinda and Cacongo. Modern Cabinda results from the fusion of three kingdoms: N'Goyo, Loango and Kakongo. It is 7823 km2 (3020 sq mi) in area, and has a population of 264584 (estimated in 2006). According to 1988 United States government statistics, the total population of the province was 147200, with a near even split between total rural and urban populations. About one third of Cabindans are refugees living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). It is separated from Angola by a narrow strip of territory belonging to the DRC, which bounds the province on the south and the east. Cabinda is bounded on the north by the Republic of the Congo, and on the west by the Atlantic Ocean. Adjacent to the coast are some of the largest oilfields in the world. Petroleum exploration began in 1954. Cabinda produces hardwoods, coffee, cacao, rubber, and palm oil products. Petroleum production began in 1968, and now accounts for most of Angola's production <b>...</b>
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Video do Rapper Brigadeiro 10 Pacote, fala sobre o estado crítico da Província de Cabinda-Angola, as imagens fazem parte das barbaridades cometidas em Cabinda, para ilustrar uma Cabinda escondida pelo Regime.
www.cabinda.skyblog.com Les patriotiques cabindaises Unies et qui sont contre la guerre d'occupation du Cabinda par l Angola et l'extermination de la population cabindaise, vous convient tous à se joindre à nous et à mobiliser tous les cabindais autour de vous pour participer à cette grande manifestation devant l ambassade de l'Angola et de la France a Berne Suisse .
