Clodoveu Gil

Poet. Radio broadcaster, pianist, and composer. After completing his studies, he settled in Moçâmedes as a contributor to that city's radio station, where he appears to have remained after Angola's independence. Having a very discreet literary activity, he is represented in Antologia de Poesias Angolanas, by Maria da Conceição Nobre (1957), and published a single book, printed in Lisbon, Temas Eternos (1957).