On February 11, Millennium bim, in partnership with the Franco-Mozambican Cultural Center (CCFM) and the Mozambican-German Cultural Center (CCMA), inaugurated the exhibition "Madjoni-Djoni - Portraits of Mozambican Miners and Families in South Africa", by Mozambican artist Nuno Silas. The exhibition, supported by Millennium bim as part of its...
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Assa Matusse represents Lusophony at the Sauti za Busara festival
Mozambican singer Assa Matusse is one of the headliners of the Sauti za Busara festival, which will take place from February 14-17 in Zanzibar under the slogan "Voices for Peace". "Voices for Peace" is the motto of this edition, as the aim is to use music as a tool to defend peace and...
Artistic business incubation includes five national bands
X-HUB - Incubator for Cultural and Creative Businesses has an artistic incubation program that started this Monday. It is aimed at 20 artists, which is equivalent to five national bands. According to a note from X-HUB, the program benefits creators from Inhambane, Nampula and Niassa. X-HUB's initiative aims to boost the economy...
Gigliola Zacara's documentary awarded in Chile
Gigliola Zacara's film "Echoes", submitted to the second edition of the RENUAC Festival last year, was honored in four categories, namely Best Documentary Film, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best Visual Effects. Director Gigliola Zacara and the film left their mark on the last edition by being part of the celebration of cinema and...
Indigo Blue releases first single "GO!"
Indigo Blue is the name of the latest project by Mozambican musician Xavier Machiana, known as the former lead singer of the Rockfellers band with several years in the national music market. This new Mozambican pop rock band "Indigo Blue", which presents itself as a collective that explores cultural and artistic diversity, is made up of Xavier...
South Africa prepares for the continent's biggest party
In June and July, South Africa is preparing to host the National Arts Festival (NAF), considered to be the biggest celebration of African arts. Recognized for its cultural relevance across the continent, the NAF attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world, offering a diverse and accessible programme. It will take place on 11...
Daúde Amade wins Eugénio Lisboa Prize
Mozambican writer Daúde Amade is the winner of the 8th edition of the Imprensa Nacional/Eugénio Lisboa Prize. Under the pseudonym Jorge Nyembete, Amad competed with the unpublished novel "Rogilda, ou Breviário de Agonia". According to the jury, made up of Lucílio Manjate (President), Sara Jona and Paula Mendes, the work "Rogilda, ou Breviário de Agonia" stands out...
Young writers launch the second edition of a book that pays homage to the city of Beira
"Mwathu Muno: Beira, our land" is the title of the anthology of chronicles and poems about the city of Beira, organized by Manuel Gimo and bringing together 23 writers from the city of Beira. In its second edition, under the auspices of the Beira Book Club, it will be presented on December 12,...
Ministry of Culture opens call for audiovisual and cinematographic funding
Applications are now open for the second edition of the Audiovisual and Cinematographic Activity Financing Fund (CONFIAAC). The initiative aims to boost the national audiovisual and cinematographic sector by providing significant funds to support the production, distribution and exhibition of content. Applications are open until January 17, 2025, providing a unique opportunity...
Clésio Jonaze releases his second single "Blues for My Angels" on all digital platforms
Mozambican guitarist Clésio Jonaze, currently based in Cape Town (South Africa), has released the single "Blues for my Angels", an instrumental ballad with an authentic fusion of rock and blues. "Blues for my Angels" is a composition that explores the nuances of life, dealing with love, overcoming and the search...