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Cunene is the province of resilience and dynamic trade, serving as the main artery connecting Angola with Namibia's economy through the Santa Clara border. With a deeply rooted pastoral culture, the province is the stronghold of national livestock farming. Despite historical climate challenges, the Angolan government has implemented monumental water engineering projects, such as the Cafu Canal, which are radically transforming the region's agricultural potential, guaranteeing water for cattle and irrigation of resilient crops even during drought periods.
Livestock and Cross-Border Trade