Angola's largely forgotten civil war is both the longest and most miserable in Africa. To date, more than a million Angolans have been made homeless since the collapse of peace agreements and renewed fighting at the end of 1998. Despite the launch of a consolidated inter-agency appeal for Angola in 2000 by the UN, new refugees are straining the resources of relief agencies. Médecins Sans Frontières have announced that nutritional assistance is now a priority. After nearly three decades of war, a staggering eighty percent of Angola's 12 million people are living below the poverty line and thousands...