Dundo to cement the cities importance in the region. As of 2022, several thousand new apartments were completed and delivered to new residents in New Dundo. Notable buildings The city has its own airport, Dundo Airport. Built within the heart of Dundo, it has seen constant expansion throughout the 2010s, with a new terminal constructed in 2012, and an extended main runway in 2014 to allow larger aircraft to access the city. The Dundo Museum, built in the 1950s has been described as having "one of the most distinguished collections of ethnographic art from wooden traditional masks and wooden sculptures of the local heterogeneous Chokwe people". As well as traditional pieces it holds modern media collections, such as photographic and audio recordings of the indigenous people. Dundo is also home to Sagrada Esperança Stadium, the Diamond Hotel and Middle Polytechnic Institute. Dundo has a large hydroelectric dam and adjoining power plant located to the northeast of the city on the Luachimo River. Orientation Dundo is located on the border of Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The city is located 125 kilometers to the south of Tshikapa, Democratic Republic of Congo. Dundo is located 371 kilometers to the north of Saurimo, Angola and connected to the city by the EN180 highway. New Dundo is a large-scale planned community located to the southwest of the city. New Dundo is composed of modern concrete apartment blocks on paved streets, in contrast to the more informally built and laid-out old city of Dundo. The EN180 highway runs through the center of the old city and is lined by large old growth trees. The road connects New Dundo and Dundo Airport to the Dundo City Center where there are several large government buildings, hospital, the Dundo Museum and Lunda Norte Governor's complex. Sport The city is home to the football club G.D. Sagrada Esperança that plays in Girabola, the highest national championship. The team plays its home games in the city stadium, the Estádio Quintalão. Religion Since 2012, the bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Dundo is Bishop Estanislau Marques Chindekasse. Climate References External links Encyclopædia Britannica Companhia de Diamantes de Angola (Diamang) Archaeological sites in Angola Populated places in Lunda Norte Province Municipalities of Angola