Black Angolans who fought on the side of White South Africans in 32 Battalion were granted residence in South Africa after the war as it was obviously not safe for them to remain in Angola.
Fun fact: those Angolans were legendary trackers and many found jobs with private security firms in South Africa, they were highly sought after. When my brother still owned land in a rural community, the land owners clubbed together and hired several for security. The lived in the bush - specifically a huge forest that all the parcels of land backed onto. They were given maps and details of who owned what land and then just let loose in the bush with instructions to kill intruders. They did that so well that libs started complaining about them being "trigger happy" and that ultimately resulted in them being let go. From that point, it became too dangerous for Whites to live there and my brother sold that piece of land.
