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Thousands of African women die each year from unsafe abortions
SADC economies have stagnated in recent years
Jonas Savimbi - Angola has been at war with itself for 27 years, but may now have a chance for peace
The talks are about peace and security for Angola/Rwanda, and the region
Government offensive sees UNITA leaders on the run
The key to Angola's ceasefire is the success of the government-run demobilisation process
US $1 million-worth of diamonds are illegally exported each day
Angola refugees in WFP flight
WFP has no choice but to reduce rations for some to feed others who are more desperate
Sam Nujoma
ICRC plane
Old woman at a refugee camp in Angola
The hungry now face the threat of cholera
The ruling MPLA has dominated politics since independence
UNITA is still prepared to take on government forces if pre-conditions for a ceasefire are not met
The army has recently stepped up its operations in the eastern province of Moxico
Years of conflict have left women and children destitute and extremely vulnerable to sexual attack
Angola's war has ended, but the country has entered a sensitive demobilisation phase
Lesotho lacks arable land and local production cannot meet demand
Public hospitals under strain as medical staff emigrate
Access to those in need remains a priority for the humanitarian community
Multiparty democracy has not brought the promised benefits of poverty alleviation
Troupes angolaises
Mining industry leading the fight against HIV/AIDS with innovative work place-based programmes
President Jose Eduardo dos Santos has referred electoral legislation to the Supreme Court
Returning refugees often face difficulties back home
The Angolan government says "oil is the only security" it can give to procure loans
Much of Angola's infrastructure was destroyed during the civil war
Soldiers accused of using excess force to expel miners

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