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Commune in Moxico, Angola
Cassamba is a town and commune of Angola, located in the province of Moxico. During the Angolan War of Independence, Luzia Inglês Van-Dúnem was the head
Cassamba
1975–2002 military conflict
operations on 13 March. Military commanders for UNITA and the MPLA met in Cassamba and agreed to a cease-fire. Carlos Morgado, UNITA's spokesman in Portugal
Angolan_Civil_War
1966–1990 war between South Africa and PLAN
settlements from UNITA, Cangamba, Cassamba, and Mavinga. The FAPLA command staff intended the attack on Cangamba and Cassamba as a feint, hoping to draw UNITA
South_African_Border_War
1987 FAPLA offensive in the Angolan Civil War
secondary movements towards the smaller FALA-held settlements of Cangamba and Cassamba were initiated to draw FALA troops away from Mavinga. The capture of Mavinga
Operation_Saluting_October
Province of Angola
Lago-Dilolo, Luacano Luchazes Municipality – Cangamba (Kangamba), Cangombe, Cassamba, Muié, Tempué Moxico Municipality – Cangumbe (Kangumbe), Cachipoque, Lucusse
Moxico_Province
Angolan politician, feminist and expert in military telecommunications
telecommunications training. In 1973, she became head of the Communications Station in Cassamba. During Angola's War of Independence, Van-Dúnem was a radio broadcaster
Luzia_Inglês_Van-Dúnem
Bilateral relations between Angola and China
formerly part of the FNLA, led by Savimbi, attacked Portuguese workers in Cassamba. Armed with only ten NATO 7.62 rifles, purchased with Chinese aid, the
Angola–China_relations
operations on 13 March. Military commanders for UNITA and the MPLA met in Cassamba and agreed to a cease-fire. However, Carlos Morgado, UNITA's spokesman
History_of_Angola
Lumeje Kameia Lutembo Lutuai ou Muangai, Macondo Mussuma Ninda Tempué Sessa Cassamba Muié Bentiaba Bibala-Sede Cainde Caitou Camacuio-Sede Chingo (Namibe) Kapagombe
Communes_of_Angola
2026 to Camanogue and Luena on the Benguela railway, then onto Lucusse, Cassamba, Cangombe and Lupire to Cuito Cuanavale where it would connect with the
Rail_transport_in_Angola
operations on 13 March. Military commanders for UNITA and the MPLA met in Cassamba and agreed to a cease-fire. However, Carlos Morgado, UNITA's spokesman
2000s_in_Angola
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