A tourism drawcard, the carnival's roots lie in Angola's Portuguese past and offers the oil-rich country a chance to showcase ...

ANGOLA RODEO ANNOUNCER ... There's a food court, carnival rides for children, and rows of booths where incarcerated men sell handicrafts. Charles Grace is selling barbecue pits he shaped and ...

Dancing, music and bright outfits filled the streets of Angolan capita Luanda, as Angolans gathered to celebrate the annual carnival. Isabel Tanda, Director of Rangel Municipal Culture, said, ''we ...

ANGOLA RODEO ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen ... HAWKINS: Outside the arena, it's more like a county fair. There's a food ...