Manners in Angola

Greetings

It is polite to address superiors with titles and honorifics "Senhor/Senhora."
Being 15-30 minutes late for appointments is considered acceptable.
When visiting someone's home, bringing sweets or drinks as a gift is appreciated.
Start eating after the host says "Bom apetite."
Passing items with only the left hand is considered rude.
Avoid loudly criticizing politics in public spaces.
Photography of military and police facilities is prohibited.
Receiving business cards with both hands shows respect.
Greet women first as a sign of courtesy.
If public officials make improper requests, politely decline and ask for a receipt.