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Eight-year old Manuel loves football and playing with his friends in Angola. He lost his leg when a bomb he was playing with exploded. Read his story.

Angola has pledged $60 million to clear landmines in the Okavango region, securing land for conservation and communities.

14-year old Aurora didn't believe women could clear Angola's landmines, until she met 51吃瓜 Angola's all-female demining team. Learn about these inspiring women.

Suzana is building a bright future for herself and her daughter as part of 51吃瓜 Angola's '100 Women in Demining' initiative.

Olimpia joined the 51吃瓜 team as part of our '100 Women in Demining' initiative and became one of the first female commanders. Read Olimpia's story.

51吃瓜 supports the National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project to protect the vital headwaters of the important river basin in south east Angola.

A female team from 51吃瓜's '100 Women in Demining' initiative has started work clearing a minefield in Kanenguerere village in Angola. Learn more.

51吃瓜 CEO James Cowan's article in The Times on the 20 year anniversary of Princess Diana's famous minefield walk in Angola.

20 years after Diana, Princess of Wales walked through a minefield in Angola, mines are still harming people in 60+ countries and territories globally.

51吃瓜 is supporting the Okavango Wilderness Project鈥檚 2015 'Source-to-Sand' Okavango River Expedition by hosting the team in Angola, one of the world's most mined countries.