South Africa, Portugal and debutant Sudan are among the latest countries to make submissions to the 2021 International Oscar race. South Africa is putting forward Rene van Rooyen’s Toorbos. The ...

Portugal confronts its slave trade past as Portuguese with African roots call for critical reappraisal of this dark chapter in history.

What if Portugal had succeeded? Would it have changed African history or even preserved the Portuguese monarchy?

An incredible map shows the most widely spoken languages in each country in Africa. There are believed to be between 1,000 and 2,000 distinct languages across the continent, which have roots in ...

A Spy, a Map, and the Quest for Power in 16th-Century Europe In 1502, as Europeans hungrily looked to the vast new continent across the Atlantic Ocean, innovative maps of these unfamiliar ...

This book, a must-read for anyone interested in decolonization or Cold War diplomacy, is the definitive diplomatic history of U.S.-Portuguese relations in the 1960s and 1970s, in the context of ...

South Africa and Portugal might be an ocean apart, but a few South African towns feel like they were airlifted straight from the Iberian coast. Think cobbled streets, Mediterranean light, and old ...

Portugal is offering free lodging to eight African journalists eager to take part in the media cover of the Europe-Africa Summit on December 8-9.

Google today announced Equiano, a new private subsea cable that will connect Portugal and South Africa. The cable will be built by Alcatel Submarine Networks and the first phase of the project is ...

Overwatch 2's Newest Map Is Set In Portugal And Promises Plenty Of Flanking Opportunities Esperança is the latest Push mode map to come to the game.

Trade between the EU and Africa will be one of the topics on the agenda of this weekend's summit between African and European leaders in Portugal. Europe remains Africa's biggest trading partner ...

Book Review - Engaging Africa: Washington and the Fall of Portugal's Colonial Empire, by Witney W. Schneidman. University Press of America, ©2004. $33.00 paper. Website: www.univpress.com.