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Slavery, tax evasion, resistance: the story of 11 Africans in South America’s gold mines in the 1500s

By Paola Vargas Arana, Research Associate in African History, University of Manchester

Ana Angola was captured in the kingdom of Ndongo and spent months on a ship before a journey over land where she was forced to work on the gold mines of Antioquia.

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