Luso-Africa refers to five African nations that Portugal colonized. The shared Portuguese colonial heritage of Cabo Verde, Guinea-Bissau, São Tomé & Príncipe, Angola, and Mozambique gives these countries historical, cultural, and linguistic ties that go back centuries.
The Portuguese language that unites the Luso-African nations also isolates them from the countries surrounding them. Likewise, the vast physical distance between these countries isolates them from each other.
LAMP International exists to help bridge that gap.
Nathan Holland is now in Huambo, Angola with his friends Dimpo Motimele, from South Africa, and John Thikongo, from Namibia. After 24+ hour road trip, they arrived in Huambo where they met Jacob Baptista Phiri from Mozambique who flew in
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Luso-Africa Mission Partners International is a non-profit 501c3 recognized by the State of Colorado. All donations are tax deductible.