The exhibition "Ngonani mu ta wona - A journey through time to the palace of the colonies", organized by anthropologist Marílio Wane is already open to the public.
The same (exhibition) presents fifteen photographers produced and disseminated in the context of the event's realization, particularly, the presence of people transferred from various parts of the then colonial territory of Mozambique.
From this group of individuals, the chopes from the southern part of Mozambique stand out, who, with the display of their traditional instrument, Timbila, significantly attracted the attention of the public.
The exhibition is open to the public outside the CCFM and CCMA-Centro Cultural Moçambicano-Alemão until December 10.
Note that the exhibition is part of the Cycle of Debates on "Restitution and reparation in post-conflict identity", organized by the Mbenga Artes e Reflexões platform and the Mozambique History Workshop with the support of the German Mozambican Cultural Center.