Mozambique is a country that has been experiencing major population growth and most of its population is young, followed by the active adult population. Years ago, this group was called the generation of the turnaround due to their commitment to work and wealth generation, which has made the face of the country more beautiful. We have...
We are increasingly questioning the environments in which we work, regardless of the position we hold. At Absa Bank Moçambique, creating an atmosphere that serves the work purpose of all employees is fundamental to the company's growth and career progression. To this end, and in order to maintain a healthy organizational culture,...
The problem of the quality of education in Mozambique has been the focus of attention from various government bodies, academics, international partners and perhaps even teachers. Much has been said about the poor quality of education. Many have said that it is getting worse and worse, but when has it ever been better? In reflections on the subject,...
In the morning, in the neighborhood, we heard Mr. Salvador anointing the walls of his reed house with cannons of insults: "you wretch, you slut, you dirty girl". And in the background we could also hear a small pool of tears running down his wife's face. And in the midst of these tears, the wife raised her sword: "You're a wretch....
AFTER ALL, who pays the salaries of traffic police officers? The Ministry of the Interior or the public passenger transport companies? This is probably a question that doesn't require a simple answer, given the complexity of the subject, but it can lead us to reflect deeply on what happens to the members of that corporation....
In recent days, there has been a strange wave of disappearances of our children. Social networks have been flooded with photos of missing children. Of course, this frightens anyone. And all this strange wind, which is robbing us of our children, is shaken off by a huge, heavy silence from our so-called authorities. Nobody talks about it...
The only time I saw a white priest in the neighborhood was when one of the altar boys at the Church of São José de Lhanguene had his birthday. The ladies of the neighborhood had hung out in their backyards and were picking up little scraps of blessings in the shape of a cross, which Father Pestana threw into every alley. They fought over the...
Opinion article by Mayara Miquidade - CGA Trainee Lawyer The Regulatory Fee for the Energy Sector that was introduced is one of the sources of revenue for the Energy Regulatory Authority ("ARENE"), in accordance with Article 18(2)(b) of Law No. 11/2017 of September 8. O...
March is a special month because International Women's Day is celebrated all over the world. We, as women, can use this occasion to reflect on our financial freedom. Saving and investing can be an intimidating topic at first, but the old thought that "someone else will take care of my finances for me",...
Article by Kenneth Engblom - Vice President, Wärtsilä Energy, Europe and Africa Africa's energy future at a crossroads When it comes to Africa's energy future, the decisions facing the continent's leaders today are of historic importance, no more and no less. More than anything else, energy systems form the fabric of commercial activity and...