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Shunnoz Fiel, one of Luanda's most influential fashion stylists, at his studio in the Kinaxixi neighborhood of Luanda
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Kuduro star Sebem at his home in Luanda, the capital of Angola. Kuduro, originally a rhythm from the guetos of Luanda, is the most popular music among young Angolans
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Young men chat on a street of Luanda, the capital of Angola
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A woman with her kids outside her home in Marçal, one of the most populous neighborhoods of Luanda, the capital of Angola
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Alério Victor, an Olympic canoeing athlete from Angola
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A resident of a shantytown built over a garbage dump in Sambizanga, a neighborhood overlooking Luanda's harbor
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A building hit by artillery fire during the civil war that ravaged Angola from its independence in 1975 until 2002. Huambo, Angola's third-largest city, was severely damaged in the fighting
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Radio at a construction site in Kuito, capital of Bié province in Angola
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Flooded street blocks the way for a boy with his bicycle in Luanda
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Tozé, a resident of Cidade Baixa, the oldest part of Luanda, the capital of Angola, looks out his window with binoculars
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A park ranger at the Quissama National Park in Angola
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Girls leave their home in a street flooded with raw sewage in Marçal, one of the most populous neighborhoods of Luanda, the capital of Angola
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Students dodge class strolling along the tracks of the Benguela Railroad in Huambo, Angola's second city
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A girl living in the ruins of a building destroyed during the civil war that ravaged Angola from its independence in 1975 until 2002
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Girl on a street corner in Kuito, capital of Bié province in Angola
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Portrait of Angola's former dictator José Eduardo dos Santos at a government office in Benguela, Angola