The program helped the entrepreneurs expand their networks | Photo: DR Ernst & Young Mozambique, in partnership with New Faces New Voices, concluded the first cycle of the "Be Like a Woman" program in February. Over four months, around 35 women entrepreneurs developed...
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In Mozambique, we have increasingly seen young people recognizing the importance of education as a tool for individual and national development. However, for many young Mozambicans, access to quality education, especially at internationally renowned institutions, may seem out of...
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Young people and students called to innovate for community development | Image by Freepik Agro-processing is the focus of the third edition of the National Competition of Innovations for Community Development, launched this Monday (12.02) in Maputo, which covers the...
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Adriano Nuvunga as one of the 100 most influential Africans | Photo: Adriano Nuvunga facebook "Unwavering warrior against corruption" were the words used to describe Mozambican academic and human rights activist Adriano Nuvunga, who is on the list of 100 iconic...
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Mafambisse Secondary School, in Sofala Mafambisse Secondary School brings a new reality to educational infrastructure in Mozambique. It is the largest secondary school built from scratch since national independence. The history of this mega infrastructure echoes a...
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Front view of the Liberdade Health Center before and after its rehabilitation and expansion | Photo: U.S Embassy The Liberdade Health Centre, in the city of Matola, has benefited from root and branch rehabilitation to improve the infrastructure and health care that...
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João Faustino da Costa stands out on several fronts that drive development in different ways, from the most essential, which is the peace and social well-being that Mozambicans so desperately need, to business and skills development...
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With electronic coconut grating and peanut crushing machines came a new social dynamic| Foto: DR In a touch of creativity and the need to respond to constantly changing social dynamics, a solution emerged that transformed Mozambican social life: small peanut grinders...
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Google search | Photo: Google screenshot Knowing what subjects Mozambicans searched for the most on the biggest internet search engine, Google, can be a way of reviewing our habits, needs and, perhaps, ambitions. Knowing what else we've gone after can also...
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Ricardo Pereira - President of the Mozambican Renewable Energy Association | Photo: EQ/Mozavibe The world is going through moments of crises, and climate is one of the concerns that put nations on equal footing. The climate crisis does not discriminate, nor does it...
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