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Angola to Rebury Rebel Leader Jonas Savimbi

The government says it will exhume and give a "dignified burial" to the rebel turned opposition leader killed at the end of the nation's lengthy and brutal civil war. He was buried in a rural area in 2002, without the honors that many felt he deserved.

Angola: Angola to Rebury National Icon and Rebel Leader Savimbi

VOA, 21 August 2018

Angola's government has said it will soon exhume and give a "dignified burial" to Jonas Savimbi, a national icon killed at the end of the nation's lengthy and brutal civil war. Read more »

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Angolan Rebel Leader Jonas Savimbi

Angola: Savimbi's Remains May Be Exhumed This Year

ANGOP, 15 August 2018

The exhumation and burial of remains of the opposition UNITA party's founder Jonas Malheiro Savimbi, killed in action in 2002, may occur this year, according to the party's leader,… Read more »
Angola: Rebel Leader Savimbi's Family Sue 'Call of Duty' Video Game Makers

RFI, 3 February 2016

The family of the late Angolan rebel leader Jonas Savimbi took the makers of the best-selling video game Call of Duty to court in France on Wednesday, claiming that it libels their… Read more »

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