The National Inspectorate of Economic Activities (INAE) warns that providing or facilitating inappropriate content for minors at children's parties scheduled for this weekend will result in penalties.

Speaking this Friday about INAE's role in protecting children's rights, Gabriel Chongo, the institution's delegate in Maputo city, said that he had already been in contact with the promoters of the events.

At the meeting with those targeted, INAE called for the exclusion of artists who may have content that incites violence, eroticism or insults.

"In children's shows, all themes must be related to children. Promiscuous or deviant music, dances or choreography are not allowed, nor is the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages," he said, quoted by the News.

In the event of non-compliance with the measures, INAE will first immediately close the event and then impose fines ranging from one hundred thousand to one million meticais.