Maria Mambo Café
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Maria Mambo Café (born 1945) is an Angolan politician and career member of the MPLA. Her career began in 1977 when she was appointed Deputy Minister of Internal Trade, which lasted until 1978. In 1982, Café was appointed Minister of Social Affairs. In 1986, she left that Ministry to become Vice Premier and Minister of State for the Economic and Social Sphere, ending in 1988. In 1991, she was briefly appointed Governor of the oil-rich and disputed Cabinda province. She left that position in the same year.
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