DNS Cabinda

Project start: 1998
Graduates in total: 294
Graduates team 2006: 90 
Team 2007:  83
Team 2008: 97

The recent teams have been larger than planned as the school has opted to try to meet as much of the huge demand for places at the school as possible.  The youngest participants are 18 years, the oldest 44. The vast majority comes from Cabinda province and 34% of the team is women.
One of the highlights of 2007 took place in March where the school started to use DMM digitally by providing computers for the students.. The individual student can now take much more responsibility for their own learning. The database of teaching material allows them to tailor their learning to their needs and prepares them to teach in a modern way.
The remote community of Xa–Muteba in Lunda Norte is still being rebuilt after the war. During 2007 and 2008 Xa-Muteba has come close to ADPP and EPF Cabinda. ADPP has, amongst other things, renovated two primary schools and at the same time 8 students from EPF Cabinda arrived, one was made headmaster, one pedagogical vice headmaster, one administrative headmaster, and the other 5 teachers. Together with already existing teachers at the location they started new traditions among teachers and have brought much life to Xa-Muteba.