Travel Cabinda: The Tiny Oil-Rich Corner Of Africa Everyone Is Fighting Over • Africanglobe.net By mylusoJanuary 21, 2025Less 1 min read Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Save Email In the 1970s, when the Salazar dictatorship ended and Portugal began to withdraw from its African colonies, Cabinda became part of the newly independent Ang ShareTweetPinShare Previous PostWhile Rio fails, sister city shows sewage cleanup possible Next PostPortugal’s Reprapalgarve Team Shows Us How to Make a Steel Framed Color 3D Printer for Around $600 You May Also Like January 22, 2025 Brazil’s Carnival lovers face sobering moment as country braces for recession January 22, 2025 Portuguese man says working in Ireland was like being ‘in prison’ January 19, 2025 How a Demon-Slaying Pentecostal Billionaire Is Ushering in a Post-Catholic Brazil January 23, 2025 Trip tips: Portugal’s mellow revolution – vineyard to glass – The Malaysian Insider