The Lessons of Angola - Walter Rodney, 1976
Walter Rodney criticises the support given to UNITA (backed by the CIA, apartheid South Africa, and Maoist China) in Angola by many leftists in the US. Rodney supported the MPLA, who had support from Cuba. This speech was given just over a year before a factional split in the then victorious MPLA led to the massacre of up to 25,000 mostly black working class MPLA supporters, however the arguments against UNITA support remain historically relevant.
The 27 May in Angola: a view from below
Submitted by Steven. on Dec 7 2016 10:46
A historical paper by Lara Pawson about the 1977 massacre of around 25,000 black members and supporters of the Marxist-Leninist national liberation movement the MPLA, by the MPLA government itself, aided by Cuban troops under the command of Raul Castro.
The secret wars of the CIA - John Stockwell
Submitted by wojtek on Dec 11 2012 14:52
A lecture by John Stockwell given in October, 1987 on the inner workings of the national security council and the CIA's convert actions in Angola, Central America and Vietnam.
Bosses hold 1000 Indian workers hostage in Angola
Submitted by working class s... on May 16 2012 21:27
Over 1200 Indian workers have been left stranded, and effectively held hostage by bosses in Angola after their passports and other travel documents were confiscated in revenge for taking industrial action over not being paid anything for over six months.
Angolan dockers set to strike over wages
Submitted by Ed on Nov 17 2008 19:18
Workers at Angola's second biggest port of Lobito have scheduled a strike for Saturday to protest against low wages.
National liberation and state power - An anarchist critique of the MPLA in Angola
Submitted by MalFunction on Dec 6 2007 09:20
A text written around 1980 by Martin Spence outlining a critique of the Marxist-Leninist Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA).
