More than a temple of worship, the cathedral represents an important historical, cultural and community reference point in the city.

Cuito Cuanavale is a town and municipality in the province of Cuando-Cubango, in Angola. It has 35 610 km² and about 65 thousand inhabitants. Its limits are established in the North by the municipality of Luchazes, in the East by the municipality of Mavinga, in the South by the municipality of

The city gates of Menongue

In 1953, as a result of the development of the Portuguese Province, the Congregation accepted the challenge of launching its missions in Angola. From Porto to Cuchi, six missionaries were sent that year, who started there to establish missions. In a few years, the missionary zeal of those men had already spread the Redemptorist charism throughout Angola, and new missionaries were sent every year to accompany them.

Built in 1887 to secure the Portuguese position in the region, Fort Muene Vunongue (also known as Fort de Menongue) was the origin of the formation of Serpa Pinto, some kilometers to the south, at the confluence of the Cuebe and Luauca rivers. The traces of

Cuando-Cubango Province

Located in the municipality of Menongue, the Missombo Prison is one of the places to visit