Written by: Hélio Nguane Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 74 Jul/Aug | Download. Nivaldo Thierry – After Mozambique, the world When he walked the runway at Mozambique Fashion Week (MFW) in 2008, he was shaking and fearful.
Written by: Magda Arvelos Photos by: Jay Garrido Issue 74 Jul/Aug | Download. Bairro Bistrô The corner of African crafts The ideal place for an immersion in what is best in terms of locally-made handicrafts.
Written by: Magda Arvelos Photos by: Amilton Neves Issue 72 Mar/Apr | Download. Mafalala B&B Museum A dash of history and two culture cubes It was in July 2019 that what is now the most emblematic museum in the city of Maputo was inaugurated.
Written by: Eta Matsinhe Photos by: Jay Garrido Issue 72 Mar/Apr | Download. Paulo Oliveira – A sense of mission He is the first Mozambican to participate in the motorcycle world championship.
Written by: Pretilério Matsinhe Photos by: Aghi Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Donaldo Salvador and the skating that sets free The first verse of the song Mil Coisas, by the Brazilian rapper Emicida, says that “it is necessary to reside in a dream.” The song reached the public’s ears in 2019, but it seems that Donaldo Salvador, 34, born in Quelimane, has been living this verse since he came into the world.
By: Elton Pila Photos by: Muthiana74 Issue 70 Nov/Dec | Download. Mafu Haus A friends house The morning arrived after a cold night.
By: Elton Pila Photos by: Eric Ferrer Issue 70 Nov/Dec | Download. Khanimambo Foundation A window to the horizon It is now 15 years old, having benefited more than 800 children and young people, between 2 and 23 years old.
Text by: Elton Pila Photo by: Jay Garrido Issue 67 May/Jun | Download. Chimoio Closer to the sky Along the rock there are streams of water that run unhurriedly into puddles, perhaps where the idea that the “old man” cries arose.
Text: Magda arvelos Photo: Jay garrido. Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download. Moz Illustration A phone case with swag Useful and artsy Created in 2018 as part of the Moz Illustration project, this phone case is more than a useful object – it’s an art piece that highlights Mozambican culture.
Text: Magda Arvelos. Photo: Mauro Pinto. Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download. Íris Santos Design Fashion with grit “To her, fashion has always been more than making clothes or accessories.
