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Around three fifths of Angolan people are Roman Catholic. Around one tenth are Protestant. The rest of the population have traditional beliefs or other religions.

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The official language of Angola is Portuguese. Two other important languages spoken are Umbundu and Khwe.

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Angola has a multiparty democracy based on their constitution that was adopted in 1992. Their president is José Eduardo dos Santos.

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Angolan landscape consists of dry, coastal lowlands, rainforest, a large plain known as the "high plateau" or "planalto", and inland hills and mountains.

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Angola is semiarid in the south. The north is cool and dry. There are distinct, short periods of rainy seasons in both the north and the south.

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- Angola gained their independence from Portugal in 1975.
-A civil war took place in Angola from 1975 to 2002.
- Angola got its name because Angola is the Portuguese pronunciation of ngola, which was a title give to African rulers during the 16th century.
-Angola is one of China's main oil suppliers.
-Slavery was practiced in 1836 until the Portuguese put an end to it.

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This is a traditional wraparound dress called a panos.

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Caldeirada de cabrito is a goat stew served with rice and is a traditional meal for the Angolan independence day, November 11th.

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The life expectancy in Angola is a little less than 51.5 years.

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Almost 70% of Angola's population is under the age of 24.

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Angola had a civil war lasting from their independence (1975) to 2002.

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Angola is the second largest oil and diamond producer in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Angola gained independence from Portugal in 1975.

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Luanda is the most expensive city in the world for expatriates to live in.