Cervejas de Moçambique, SA (CDM) announced the temporary closure of its factory located in the Marracuene district, Maputo province, following an incident of invasion and looting that occurred on the afternoon of November 11, 2024. According to the company's official statement, the invaders knocked down the main gate, gaining access to the facilities and […]
Orlando Orjana, widely known by his stage name Lil Wayne de Moz, is a native of Namicopo, in the province of Nampula. He is the creator of the famous slogan "É vez vez" (It's time, time). Despite criticism of his stance, Lil Wayne de Moz is proof that talent and persistence can overcome adversity. A childhood of struggles and determination...
Ali Salvador Oreria, better known by his stage name Professor Lay, is one of the leading names in Mozambican music. Born on March 8, 1987, in the district of Muemba, Nampula province, Lay found in music a childhood passion that would lead him to a brilliant career. His musical journey began […]
Atija Ussene Abacar, better known as Dama Ija, is one of the biggest names in Macua music, establishing herself as a cultural icon in the province of Nampula, in the district of Angoche. Since discovering her talent in 2009 and releasing her first hit in 2010, Dama Ija has enchanted audiences with songs that portray the essence of Macua culture.
The recent song “Queremos Paz” (We Want Peace), released by a group of renowned Mozambican artists, continues to be the subject of intense debate. This time, it was businessman Arcelio Tivane who reacted with a critical point of view. For Tivane, the initiative, although valid in its purpose, suffers from exclusion and lack of representativeness, raising questions that go beyond the scope of the debate.
Mozambican singer Hot Blaze made a strong appeal to national artists, highlighting the need to shed their celebrity status to connect more deeply with the issues affecting the Mozambican people. According to the singer, current times demand not only entertainment, but also sensitivity and social responsibility from creators […]
The song “Vendem o País” (They Sell the Country), released two years before the tragic death of Mozambican rapper Azagaia, continues to resonate strongly in society, reaching one million views on YouTube. This achievement is a clear reflection of the artist's impact on Mozambican music and culture, far beyond the time of his death.
The recent song “Queremos Paz” (We Want Peace), performed by several renowned Mozambican artists, has generated intense debate on social media. The song, presented as a call for peace and national unity, has received mixed reviews, reflecting the polarization of opinions in the country during times of social tension. The artist Fermon Mondlane expressed […]
In an act of solidarity and love for their country, Mozambican artists from different regions – North, Center, and South – joined together to launch the song “We Want Peace,” an emotional and collective appeal for peace in Mozambique. This initiative, led by the production company Bawito Música with the special support of Pastor James MK, brings together prominent names from the music scene.
A tragic traffic accident in Malhampsene claimed the lives of a woman and her son, triggering a wave of outrage among residents of the region. The tragedy, which occurred amidst a national context of protests related to the recent October 9th elections, intensified the climate of tension in the area. During […]
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