Angola
Angola, country located in southwestern Africa. Angola scores low on human development indexes despite using its large oil reserves to rebuild since the end of a 27-year civil war in 2002. Angola has the potential to be one of Africa’s dazzling highlights. Lurking within its wild borders lies the continent’s second-largest waterfall, scattered remnants of Portuguese colonial history, a handful of emerging national parks, beaches galore and a diverse and unbelievably stoic cross-section of people.
Following the withdrawal of the Portuguese colonial masters in 1975, the rival former independence movements competed for power until 2002.
Much of Angola’s oil wealth lies in Cabinda province, where a decades-long separatist conflict simmers.
Angola in Brief:
Capital:
Luanda
Currency:
kwanza
Language:
Portuguese
Time zone:
(GMT+1)

Angola & Logistics:
Logistics and transportation are often cited as sectors that present some of the best investment opportunities in Africa. Angola has re-emerged to appear among Africa’s largest oil exporters. Besides a growing population, the expansion of modern retailing is also one of the main drivers of demand for consumer goods and in turn, logistics services.
- Refined Petroleum ($338M)
- Poultry Meat ($278M)
- Excavation Machinery ($263M)
- Passenger and Cargo Ships ($257M)
- Raw Sugar ($206M).
- Crude Petroleum ($26.8B)
- Petroleum Gas ($1.35B)
- Diamonds ($1.3B)
- Refined Petroleum ($226M)
- Passenger and Cargo Ships ($180M)
- Port of Luanda
- Lobito port
- Cabinda port
- Namibe port
- Caio Port (Porto de Caio)
- Port Dande (Porto de Dande)