Portuguese-speaking African literature encompasses works produced by authors from countries such as Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, and Guinea-Bissau. This literature often reflects the complexities of post-colonial identity, cultural heritage, and social issues, drawing from both traditional oral storytelling and modern literary forms. Notable authors include José Eduardo Agualusa from Angola and Mia Couto from Mozambique, who explore themes of memory, migration, and the impact of colonialism. The literature is characterized by its rich use of language and diverse narrative styles, contributing to the broader landscape of African literature in multiple languages.