A rise in separatist activity in the oil-rich Angolan enclave of Cabinda could mean the demise of the rebel groups is near. A well-funded, well-equipped Angolan military and closer cooperation between Luanda and Cabinda’s former allies in Brazzaville and Kinshasa have further isolated the separatists. Now, while Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos’ government discusses plans for greater autonomy for Cabinda and launches operations into the province, the rebels are growing more desperate and may respond with increased violence. Full Story