Text: Hermenegildo Langa Photo: Júlio Marcos Edição 85 NOV/DEZ| Download. Bravantic – The business of technology sustainabilityand Several companies are racing to combine their services with technology.
Writer: Susana Gonçalves Photos: File Edição 85 NOV/DEZ| Download. Nzenzo Caves – Uíge’s best kept jewel As we drive away from Luanda and progress along National Road 120 towards Uíge, we are enveloped by a thousand and one shades of green, from the darkest and gloomiest to the most fluorescent and joyful.
Text: Hélio Nguane Photo: Agojie Licula Edição 85 NOV/DEZ| Download. How about a lupin to start the conversation? LUPIN IS RICH IN PROTEIN, .BER AND MINERALS, AIDING DIGESTION, CONTROLLING CHOLESTEROL AND PROVIDING ENERGY.
Text: Hélio Nguane Photo: Júlio Marcos Edição 85 NOV/DEZ| Download. Armando Miguel Bango – “Thesky’snotthelimit, it’sjustthebeginning” In 1991, Armando Miguel Bango, an International Relations student, had no idea that a simple academic project on aviation would lead him to a 34-year career at Mozambique Airlines (LAM).
Text by: Maria Mucavele Photo by: Jay Garrido Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download. Lemon The acidity that protects “Limes are typically green, while lemons are yellow –
Text by: Eliana Silva Photo by: Jay Garrido Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download. Kubhula In search of contemporary griots “In West Africa, there is the term griot, an individual responsible for taking in and transmitting ancestral history, culture and memories.
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.
Texts: Hermenegildo Langa, Elton Pila (In Namaacha) e Cristiana Pereira (In Marracuene). Photos: Amilton Neves, Mauro Pinto and courtesy of Beluluane Industrial Park.
By: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photo by: Jay Garrido Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download Índico Encounters with Lucrécia Paco and Taibo Bacar Unravelling the memory
Text: Elton Pila Photos: Amilton Neves Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download Goba The forgotten soldiers enigma They tell us about a cross monument at one of the highest points in Goba, a tribute to the heroes of the motherland.
Text by: Hermenegildo Langa Photos by: Mauro Pinto Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download The drama of the pandemic in the informal sector “Nothing can be so bad that it can’t get worse,” a popular saying goes.
Text by: Paola Rolletta Photo by: Jay Garrido Issue 66 Mar/Apr | Download Doyenne Initiative A network for collective growth In September last year, the first pilot of the Doyenne Initiative was launched in Mozambique, a movement aimed at selecting Mozambican graduates to continue engineering studies in the United States.
Ariadna Capece writes and Luna Sigaúque illustrates. The first is 12 and the second is 9 years old and they are part of the news at Índico magazine for 2021.
