Yesterday morning, November 24th, a remarkable event began on Mozambican radio. Sérgio Faife, renowned communicator and human rights advocate, embarked on a 60-hour mega-marathon, broadcasting messages of positivity and reflection on the urgent need to combat violence against women and girls. The event, which began at 8 am the previous day and is scheduled to end tomorrow at 8 pm, has already seen the participation of several national personalities, showing their support for this noble cause.
Among the distinguished guests who shared their perspectives and experiences during the marathon were figures such as Puto Aires, Tamires Moiane, Cleyton David, Trez Agah, Dynomite, Dice, Sansão Alfredo, and the poet and social activist Enia Wa ka Lipanga. Each brought their unique voice to enrich the hours of transmission, addressing relevant themes and inspiring listeners to reflect on the importance of creating a more just and egalitarian society.
During a pause, Sérgio Faife expressed his joy and motivation in achieving this remarkable feat. “I am extremely happy to be here today, as I am aiming for a new personal record: spending 60 consecutive hours transmitting positive and reflective messages about the importance of combating violence against women and girls,” he enthusiastically shared.
The broadcaster extended a warm invitation to all the Mozambican people, urging them to join him in this mega-marathon. “I want to invite each and every one of you to join me in this very important cause. Please pass this message on to your friends, family, and neighbors, so that everyone can tune in to this broadcast until Sunday at 8 pm,” he added, emphasizing the importance of collective participation.
Throughout those intense 60 hours, the broadcast reached various regions of Mozambique, with frequencies in Maputo (101.9), Ressano Garcia (101.7), Beira (93.3), Tete (98.3) and Nampula (96.8). The geographical reach of the initiative demonstrates the breadth of the message's impact, connecting people from different parts of the country in support of a common cause.
Sérgio Faife expressed deep gratitude to all listeners in Mozambique and around the world for their incredible support and participation in this unique journey. “Let’s make a difference together! Thank you so much!”, he concluded, highlighting the power of unity to drive significant change in society.
In these moments of reflection, the radio mega-marathon led by Sérgio Faife emerges as a beacon of hope, illuminating paths to a more equal and peaceful future in Mozambique. The unified voice of these remarkable figures resonates, inspiring action and raising awareness about the vital importance of eradicating gender-based violence.
