23 results for Luanda

17 September 2012

With their country in the midst of economic ruin, thousands of Portuguese nationals are heading to skills-starved Angola in search of lucrative jobs. It may be boosting the former colony’s economy, but is everyone going to…

17 September 2012

All of these emigrants can agree on one thing: there is money to be earned in Luanda. Yet their feelings about living in Angola differ vastly...

21 February 2013

The Houston to Angola flight path, the art-loving tycoon Shafik Gabr and Mauritius's big business ambitions.

18 February 2016

The latest on Angola’s stagnating economy – and who’s saving African rhinos?

17 February 2007

All over Africa, Chinese labourers are hard at work building railways, roads and national stadiums. In return, the continent’s developing countries are selling their oil and iron ore to the Chinese. The figures are stagg…

17 October 2009

We sign up for a degree at the University of Seychelles, Iraq's foreign food shopping list grows as droughts dry up the rivers, Israel takes commuting to new lengths and Angola at last rebuilds... sort of.

17 March 2007

How Islam helped US capitalism in Somalia and why women in Saudi buy cars they can't drive.

19 August 2010

Solid economic growth and foreign investment have transformed Mozambique’s fortunes since the end of the civil war in 1992, but the big challenges lie in tackling the poverty and corruption that continue to block the cap…

17 September 2012

We kick off a new series on strategic flight paths, starting with Istanbul to Mogadishu.

5 November 2020

A new generation of bright and brave politicians, activists and educators are seeking to shake up those parts of Africa long beset by corruption, conflict and rank inequality. We cross the continent to meet five pioneers…