António José Enes, 19th-century Portuguese journalist and colonial administrator
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The city was named António Enes until 1976, after the 19th-century Portuguese journalist and colonial administrator, António José Enes.
The town of Angoche in Mozambique was in the colonial era renamed 'António Enes' after him: the name of the town reverted to Angoche in 1976 following Portuguese decolonisation.