Sentence examples for * bengo from inspiring English sources

Assessing the water taken by private truckers from the Bengo fell to Doctors Without Borders.

Photographs by Bellou Luvuadio Bengo, Carsten Holler, Josué, Miriam Backstrom, Edouard Merino and Patrik Stromdahl.

At the beginning of the century, fewer than 1,000 settlers in each colony huddled on a number of estates around inland forts, along the Bengo and Dande rivers in Angola, and along the lower Zambezi in Mozambique.

LUANDA, Angola, June 10 — In a nation whose multibillion-dollar oil boom should arguably make its people rich enough to drink Evian, the water that many in this capital depend on goes by a less fancy name: Bengo.

As she ushers us into her yard, Tibelelo Tlou, 45, a mother of three and a primary school teacher at Bengo, is energetic and eager to show off the impact the podcasts have had on her family, despite the heat.

Some authors thus favour using a retrospective pretest data design to measure programme effectiveness (Nimon et al. 2011; Lam and Bengo 2003) which is easily applicable to inventories measuring learning strategies.

Joaquim Dias Cordeiro da Matta, (born December 25 , 1857 Icolo-e-Bengo, Angola died March 2, 1894, Barra do Cuanza, Angola), Angolan poet, novelist, journalist, pedagogue, historian, philologist, and folklorist whose creative zeal and research in the late 19th century helped establish in Angola an intellectual respect for Kimbundu culture and tradition.

António Alves Kamulingue and Isaías Sebastião Cassule were thrown into the crocodile-infested Bengo River by members of the Angolan security and intelligence service, SINSE.

António Alves Kamulingue and Isaías Sebastião Cassule were thrown into the crocodile-infested Bengo River by members of the Angolan security and intelligence service, SINSE.

The force, supported by South African aircraft and three 140 mm artillery pieces, marched in a single line along the Bengo River to face an 800-strong Cuban force across the river.

Mr. Gasol also met with HIV peer educators in Caxito, the capital of Bengo Province, and played basketball with students at a primary school on the outskirts of Luanda.