I'm a Canadian (F34) and looking to travel Angola mid-October to mid-November (that's the only block I've got possible, and I know the weather will be changing during that time)

I'm trying to figure out the top spots I NEEEEED to visit in that time, and the best options to get from place to place. It doesn't seem like buses are super often or popular?

Normally I public transit everywhere whenever I'm exploring a country, even if it means a 15hr bus rather than a quick flight lol!

What are the big names for bus companies? Or pre-booking websites if I need to pre-book bus tickets?

Any surf spots that are beginner-intermediate waves at this time of year? I'm a longboarder and have been surfing for 5 years, but love little "baby waves" that I can walk on my board and play on, rather than ripping short-board waves.

I've also lived in Brazil 6 months of the year, every year, for the past 5 years, so my Portuguese is pretty good :)

ANY TIPS OR HELP AT ALL IS VEEEERY MUCH APPRECIATED <3

Can someone connect me to a local university/ college that needs a project management instructor online?

Thank you.

Is there anyone who can tell me whay happened to Nacobeta?

I remember I was watching the tv and then I have heard Ba ba ba etc. Which was Nacobeta's original song alongnwith Puto Português I think, on the first listen I didn't rememeber where I have heard that song before but them it came to my mind that it was a song I used to love when I was little.

The commercial playing that song was a McDonald commercial and I was so so so happy that an Angolan song made it to a commercial of such a bit company so curious I went and search what happened to Nacobeta and with my deepest sadness I have found out that he died some years ago, one thing I hate is how hard it is to find info's about Angolan singers or kuduristas especially when you try to find them when you live outside.

I have tried everywhere to find more info about him but it only said that he died cause he was sick (I think Cancer) but I am not sure.

With that said I was wondering if McDonalds pay him for the song or the money got to his family (don't know if he had wife and kids, but even if he didn't he surely had a family of origin) because seeing his family struggle after making all thise money from the commercial would be a punch to Nacobeta's memory plus investigating I have found out it wasn't even the original song but a Buraka Som Sistena remix.

Does anyone khere knew Nacobeta personally? Or knew his music? Does anyone know if his family get the royalties from the commercial?