Text: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photo: SHUTTERSTOCK Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Octopus – The flavour of the reefs When the tide is low, in the early morning hours of March, May, July and December, female voices, in coastal areas such as the Quirimbas National Park, sing folklore songs on their way to the beach, while the men weave their conversations with laughter.
Written by: Maria de Lurdes Photos by: Mauro Pinto Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Félix Salgado – An all terrain hike Born in Manica province, Félix Salgado wore the Mozambican Airlines (LAM) shirt for 30 years.
Written by: Elton Pila Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Shamwari – Author’s cuisine By ear, the name takes time to be memorised.
Written by: Elton Pila Photos by: Ricardo Franco Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Interreligiousness on the Island of Mozambique – Educating by example After the first birth, the second follows, which takes place with civil registration.
Written by: Eta Matsinhe Photos by: Mauro Pinto Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Tomás Magumane – LAM as a new family tradition Cases of families of lawyers, doctors and even pilots are common.
Written by: Leonel Matusse Jr. Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. IndicO Encounters with Elvira Viegas and Horácio Guiamba –
Written by: Eliana Silva Photos by: Shutterstock Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Athens – The open air museum If when in Rome be a Roman, in Greece, are we Greek?
Written by: Elton Pila Photos by: Ricardo Franco Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Pensão das Amoreiras – If these walls could talk We don’t know if João de Deus, the name given to the street that leads to Pensão das Amoreiras, belongs to the poet or the saint.
Written by: Eta Matsinhe Photos by: Yassmin Forte Issue 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Nyau Gallery – An art house Each corner and object in this gallery has a story that is worth discovering and enjoying.
Written by: Paola Rolletta Photos by: Jay Garrido Issues 71 Jan/Feb | Download. Fabrizio Falcone – Italian by name and Mozambican at heart Fabrizio Falcone has lived and worked in Maputo for nearly twenty years.
