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- ➤ Head of state & government:-
- ➥ President - Joao Lourenco more
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- ➤ Population Rank:- 44 more
- ➤ land rank:- This country is ranked 44th in the world by geography more
- ➤ military rank:- Angola ranks 56th out of 138 countries in terms of military strength more
- ➤ total languages:- There are a total of 45 languages in this country. Most spoken languages are Portuguese, Umbundu, Kikongo, Kimbundu, etc. (Portuguese 47.06%, Umbundu 18. 25%, Kikongo 6.08%, Kimbundu 5.17%) more
- ➤ total religions:- There are 5 major religions in Angola: Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Pentecostalism, Folk religions, and Christians. According to 2015 official figures, Roman Catholicism has a population of 15,726,790, Protestantism 3,624,969, Pentecostalism 2,899,975, Folk religions 1,226,912 and Christians 3,792,275. And the number of people living in small tribes and regardless of their original religion is estimated to be 585,571 more
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- ➤ independence:- The people of Angola have been trading in the exchange as immigrants since the 15th century. After that, they settled in Luanda, and from 1655 Portugal occupied all the lands that had been ruled by herds of small villages. Later in 1951, Angola was annexed as a foreign province of Portugal. Then came the independence struggle in Angola. And it ended with a leftist army and a left-wing uprising. Angola finally gained independence in 1975 through the Alvor Treaty. The civil wars in Angola began before independence and continued even after independence, ending in 2002. Angola gained independence on 11 November 1975. Every year on 11 November Flag Day is celebrated by the people of Angola. more
- ➤ provinces or states:- Angola has 18 main provinces (states are commonly referred to as provinces) and 168 municipalities. Again these 168 municipalities were divided into 618 communes (communes means colonies where people live in groups, which are used for local governance) more
- ➤ type of governance:- According to the new constitution in this country, a president can only run twice, not counting the number of times he has been elected president before. New changes were made to the constitution under the new constitution, the most important of which was the abolition of the post of Prime Minister and the appointment of a Vice President in its place, The MPLA party is currently in power. more
- ➤ official names:- Republica de Angola more
- ➤ capital city:- Luanda is the capital of Angola and is known as the most expensive city in the world. more
- ➤ border sharing countries:- Angola is bordered by 5 border countries: Namibia in the south, the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the northeast, the Gambia in the south Atlantic Ocean, the Republic of the Congo in the north, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the north. more
- ➤ total border:- 10,738 km + Coastal area 1,600 km. more
- ➤ total land:- 1,246,700 sq km : Agricultural Land 591,900 sq km, Froest Land 577,312 sq km. more
- ➤ total population (2023 Jun 7) :- 34,954,453 more
Lands details of Angola
Year |
Agricultural Land In Km² |
Froest Land In Km² |
2016 |
591,900 |
577,312 |
2015 |
591,900 |
578,560 |
2014 |
591,900 |
579,808 |
2013 |
591,900 |
581,056 |
2012 |
589,900 |
582304 |
2011 |
589,900 |
583,552 |
2010 |
583,900 |
584,800 |
2005 |
575,900 |
591,040 |
2000 |
573,000 |
597,280 |
1995 |
575,000 |
603,520 |
1990 |
574,040 |
609,760 |
Religious details of angola
Year |
Roman Catholicism |
Protestantism |
Pentecostalism |
Folk religions |
Christians |
Other Religions |
Non religions |
2015 |
15,726,790.32 |
3,624,969.4 |
2,899,975.52 |
1,226,912.72 |
3,792,275.68 |
306,728.18 |
278,843.8 |
Languages of angola
SNO |
Languages |
Speakers % |
1 |
Portuguese |
47.06% |
2 |
Umbundu |
18.25% |
3 |
Kikongo |
6.08% |
4 |
Kimbundu |
5.17% |
5 |
Oshiwambo |
1.40% |
6 |
Cokwe |
1.38% |
7 |
Gciriku |
0.073% |
8 |
Himba |
0.060% |
9 |
Dhimba |
0.054% |
10 |
Luvale |
1.41% |
11 |
Lucazi |
1.21% |
12 |
Mbangala |
1.21% |
13 |
Nyaneka |
0.91% |
14 |
Mbwela |
0.67% |
15 |
Nyemba |
0.67% |
16 |
Yaka |
0.60% |
17 |
Lunda |
0.54% |
18 |
Nkumbi |
0.45% |
19 |
Mbunda |
0.41% |
20 |
Ruund |
0.29% |
21 |
Kuvale |
0.21% |
22 |
Luba-Kasai |
0.18% |
23 |
Songo |
0.15% |
24 |
Luimbi |
0.13% |
25 |
Yombe |
0.11% |
26 |
Mpinda |
0.091% |
27 |
Suku |
0.091% |
28 |
Sama |
0.073% |
29 |
Holu |
0.07% |
30 |
Ndombe |
0.06% |
31 |
Nkangala |
0.06% |
32 |
Kwangali |
0.06% |
33 |
Khongo |
0.06% |
34 |
Yauma |
0.05% |
35 |
Ngandyera |
0.03% |
36 |
Nyengo |
0.02% |
37 |
Kwandu |
0.01% |
38 |
Kung |
0.017% |
39 |
Kung-Ekoka |
0.016% |
40 |
Mbukushu |
0.012 |
41 |
Makoma |
0.009% |
42 |
Kibala |
0.008% |
43 |
Mashi |
0.008% |
44 |
Ngendelengo |
0.002% |
45 |
Khwedam |
6.085% |
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