Examples of using Luanda in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Luanda Leaks.
So far, everything seems calm in Luanda.
Statue in Luanda, Angola.
The Luanda 4 de Fevereiro Airport.
That attack in Luanda was rough.
Luanda is the seat of a Roman Catholic archbishop.
An embassy headed by a chargé d'affaires opened in Luanda in 1977.
Luanda is the beginning point of the Luanda railway which goes east to Malanje.
In the 19th century, still under Portuguese rule, Luanda experienced a major economic revolution.
Luanda is the starting point of the Luanda railway that goes due east to Malanje.
The only reliableway to enter Angola is by plane with the Luanda 4 de Fevereiro Airport being the main entry point.
Luanda has an excellent natural harbour; the chief exports are coffee, cotton, sugar, diamonds, iron, and salt.
Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar reported that the assassination occurred after he hadcompleted a tour of a furniture factory he owns in the Luanda area.
Luanda in Angola is the world's most expensive city for the second year in a row, followed by N'Djamena, Chad.
Around 50 Angolan aerospace engineers trained around the globe were meant to oversee thefunctioning of the satellite from a control centre built near Luanda.
The Luanda Leaks are based on a trove of 715,000 emails, charts, contracts, audits and accounts.
Tokyo is the world's most expensive city for expatriates, pushing Luanda, Angola, down to second position, according to Mercer's latest Cost of Living Survey.
Luanda was Portugal's bridgehead from 1627, except during the Dutch rule of Luanda, from 1640 to 1648, as Fort Aardenburgh.
Neto first became known in 1948,when he published a volume of poems in Luanda and joined a national cultural movement that was aimed at“rediscovering” indigenous….
Luanda was Portuguese Angola's administrative centre from 1627, except during the Dutch rule of Luanda, from 1640 to 1648, as Fort Aardenburgh.
If Bestilo is allowed to snuff out a once-in-a-generation candidate,and the rest of the world shrugs'cause nobody went to Luanda on a honeymoon, that's an African story I'm tired of telling.
In 2005, during a meeting in Luanda, the ministers of culture of the member states declared the 5 May as the Lusophone Culture Day(Dia da Cultura Lusófona in Portuguese).
He wrote the book“Live Might Not Be So Bad” lying at the University of Coimbra in Portugal,in Gregorio Semedo in Luanda, Angola and the Castelo de Paiva libraries in Aveiro and St. Lazarus in Lisbon, both in Portugal.
Luanda was Portuguese Angola's administrative center from 1627, except for the period from 1640 to 1648, when the Dutch ruled Luanda as Fort Aardenburgh.
The agreement was signed at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York City between the Ambassador of Spain, Jaime de Piniés, and his Angolan counterpart, Elisio de Figueiredo. Since then, bilateral relations have been excellent.The 20 May 1987 was signed in Luanda by the General Cooperation Agreement between Luis Yáñez Barnuevo, Secretary of State for Cooperation and for Latin America, and Pedro de Castro Van-Dúnem, Minister of State for the productive sphere.
By the time of Angolan independence in 1975, Luanda was a modern city; the majority of its population was African, but it was dominated by a strong minority of white Portuguese origin.
Luanda, it was full of land mine victims who were struggling to survive on the streets and war orphans living in sewers under the streets, and a tiny, very wealthy elite who gossiped about shopping trips to Brazil and Portugal.
Neto first became known in 1948,when he published a volume of poems in Luanda and joined a national cultural movement that was aimed at“rediscovering” indigenous Angolan culture(similar to the Negritude movement of the French-speaking African countries).
By 1850, Luanda was one of the greatest and most developed Portuguese cities in the vast Portuguese Empire outside Continental Portugal, full of trading companies, exporting(together with Benguela) palm and peanut oil, wax, copal, timber, ivory, cotton, coffee, and cocoa.
Helena Moreno was born on 29 February 1989 in Luanda, Angola.[1] Her family was poor, and her childhood home was a shack without windows in a shanty town. Despite this, she has stated that her childhood was happy.[2].