"De Benguella Ás Terras De Iácca" is a detailed account of a journey through Central and Western Africa, written by Hermenegildo Capelo and Roberto Ivens. Published in 1881, this Portuguese-language travelogue provides valuable insights into the exploration of the region and its diverse cultures. The book includes narratives, adventures, and important studies regarding the headwaters of the Cu-Nene, Cu-Bango, Lu-Ando, Cu-Anza, and Cu-Ango rivers, as well as a significant portion of the African continent. This historical document offers a glimpse into the geographical explorations and anthropological observations of 19th-century Africa, making it a significant resource for scholars and enthusiasts of African history and exploration.

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