Angola in Ghana

Recent changes

• 29 May 2026: New head of mission at the Embassy of Angola in Accra, Ghana: H.E. Mr. Rui Orlando Ferreira de Ceita da Silva Xavier (Ambassador), succeeding Joao Baptist A Dominos Quiosa 'John'.
• 21 Apr 2026: Rui Orlando Xavier, the new Ambassador of Angola, presented credentials in Ghana. (source)
• 30 Mar 2026: The new Ambassador of Angola presented credentials in Ghana. (source)
• 19 Feb 2026: The new Ambassador of Angola presented credentials in Ghana. (source)
• 4 Sep 2025: The new Ambassador of Angola presented credentials in Ghana. (source)

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Angola as a destination for visitors from Ghana?

Angola presents an intriguing option for visitors from Ghana, offering a unique blend of history and modernity. While it currently ranks low in global tourism, its rich cultural and natural resources, along with improving infrastructure, enhance its appeal. A segment of Ghana's 33 million population may find Angola particularly attractive as a travel destination.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Angola for tourists coming from Ghana?

Angola is generally considered a relatively safe country for tourists, ranking 70th out of 160 countries on the Global Peace Index. However, it is less safe than Ghana, which ranks 54th. In terms of crime statistics, Angola has a higher murder rate at 4.8 per 100,000 people compared to Ghana's 1.8. While both countries have the same score for mafia presence (3.0), Angola scores higher in state crime (8.0) and resource crime (8.5), indicating more significant challenges in those areas. Overall, while tourists from Ghana can visit Angola, they should remain vigilant and aware of their surroundings due to the higher crime rates and certain safety concerns.