Mozambican poet, curator, and literary agent Amosse Mucavele will participate in the 1st edition of the Global Creative Summit (GCS), to be held from November 13 to 15, 2025, in Johannesburg, South Africa, under the motto "Visa for the World". Photo: Amosse...
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Helena Buque levou a ciência nacional ao pódio mundial. Foto: HB Foi na Coreia do Sul que o nome de um jovem médico moçambicano ressoou entre os principais especialistas do mundo. O neurologista do Hospital Central de Maputo (HCM) ganhou o prestigiado "Prêmio...
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Writer, professor and language editor Francelino Wilson died in the early hours of this Saturday in the city of Porto, Portugal. Photo: Francelino Wilson According to available information, Francelino Wilson allegedly took his own life by throwing himself from the window...
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Mozambican researcher Amade Sambo has developed a vaccine candidate with promising results in fighting pancreatic cancer. Photo: Amade Sambo Pancreatic cancer is a disease that arises when cells in the pancreas, a glandular organ behind the stomach, begin to multiply...
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Quarenta e um jovens moçambicanos, oriundos de todas as províncias do país, estão prestes a iniciar uma nova etapa académica em Portugal. Graças a bolsas de estudo parciais, os estudantes frequentarão, a partir do ano lectiv...
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She was welcomed into the home of Brazilian actors Taís de Araújo and Lázaro Ramos. These prominent figures in television recognized her as one of the world's greatest activists in the fight for human dignity, the right to education, and the protection of children in...
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Xiquitsi is an initiative aimed at children and young people aged six to 25, with two aspects: training Mozambican orchestras and choirs and the classical music season. Photo: Xiquitsi The Xiquitsi Group represents Mozambique at the Feakle 2025 Festival, one of the...
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Photo: Leopoldina Gouveia In an increasingly interconnected world, the paths of the African diaspora serve as valuable bridges between global knowledge and local needs. Young people who leave to study abroad and return to their countries of origin bring back more than...
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Adapting to the new culture has been gradual and there are elements that help keep the connection with her origins alive. “When I feel homesick, I tie a capulana. It’s something that comforts me and reminds me of where I come from,” explains Guilamba. Photo: Kailane...
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