'You could smell the elephants, but you don’t see them. They’re ghosts,' said the explorer.

A near-impenetrable plateau in Central Africa allowed elephants to hide from humans for years. The same landscape could also be their savior.

For years, Angola depended heavily on frozen chicken imports from the US, Brazil, and the EU to meet domestic demand. Now, foreign exchange limits, high ...

Industrial activity in Angola faces structural challenges that directly affect its competitiveness and sustainability. With an economy ...

Angola has taken a decisive step towards strengthening national health security by completing the 2025 State Party Annual Report (SPAR), a central instrument of the International Health Regulations ...

Ghost Elephants is a new documentary film directed by Werner Herzog for National Geographic. Here’s the trailer. For over a decade, Dr. Steve Boyes, cons ...

Unspoilt wild landscapes and luxury safari ventures are set to ignite a long-awaited tourism boom in Angola Sarah has spent the last 25 years hopping between the Nordics, Africa and South America with ...

The director and writer tries to sleep in when he’s not on location in Angola, Antarctica or the Amazon.

Since I was a youngster, I have had a fascination with wildlife and the natural world. This love guided me on my career path. No other animal captured my admiration more than the African savannah ...

The subject of Herzog’s fascination this time around is South African naturalist Dr. Steve Boyes, and while he seems perfectly staid and affable at first sight, he has an obsession within him that has ...

Filmmaker and actor Werner Herzog has spent much of the last decade as a pop-cultural eminence, even as most of his own films have flown under the radar as the province of film geeks and already ...

To be fair, Herzog turns every movie he makes into a rumination on dreams.