RALPH WENGE, CNN ANCHOR: Nearly three decades of fighting between government troops and UNITA rebels in Angola have killed a million people and forced millions more from their homes. The government claims it has regained control over three former rebel areas. But as Angola's TPA reports, those who are returning face a long road to recovery.</s>ISIDRO SANHANGA, TPA CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): In Angola, the actual political and military situation is still characterized by war that has been destroying the country for the past 30 years. Near the Namibian border, the results are most notable. An Angolan flag was raised after 20 years of UNITA occupation in the municipals of Kwanga (ph), Doriquo (ph) and Mokusu (ph). The population of these towns celebrated the implementation of central administrations for the first time in 20 years. After government control of Kwanga, Doriquo and Mokusu became known, many of the population started to return to the towns. Many lived as refugees in the jungles for the past 20 years. Without the right to schooling, the youth had no positive outlook for their futures. The development of these regained territories will not be a quick and easy task. The government's
Our Changing World: Angolan Government Announces Capture of Three UNITA Rebel-Controlled Areas