Introduction The coastal communities of Mozambique, particularly in Inhaca and Inhambane, are at a critical crossroads, facing the challenge of balancing marine conservation with poverty reduction. These communities heavily rely on fishing and shellfish gathering as primary sources of livelihood. However, the sustainability of these practices is increasingly threatened by
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Bilingual Education as a Mechanism for Modernizing Education in Mozambique
Introduction Mozambique’s educational system faces significant challenges related to the country’s linguistic diversity. The introduction of bilingual education aims to adapt education to Mozambique’s linguistic and cultural reality, providing a more inclusive and effective model. This article explores how bilingual education can serve as a mechanism for modernizing education in
The Fall of Portuguese Colonialism in Mozambique: Cultural and Economic Aspects in the Last Quarter
Introduction The last quarter of Portuguese colonial rule in Mozambique was a period marked by social and cultural tensions, reflecting deep economic and racial inequalities. The colonial policy, intensified by Salazar’s fascist regime, promoted the establishment of settlements that seized land from Mozambicans, exacerbating racial discrimination. This article aims to
Operation Production and the Reeducation Process in Mozambique: Implications and Legacies
Introduction After Mozambique’s independence in 1975, the government led by FRELIMO. adopted a Marxist-Leninist policy aimed at building a new socialist society and eradicating behaviors associated with colonialism and capitalism. In this context, two notable initiatives were implemented: Operation Production in 1983 and the reeducation process that began in 1974.
Divergent Narratives: The Maputo Monument and the Complexity of Collective Memory
Introduction The War Memorial, located in Maputo, Mozambique, is a monument that carries two distinct stories, reflecting both an official narrative and a popular one. While the official story sees it as a tribute to the European and African warriors of the First World War, the popular narrative attributes its
Challenges and Strategies in Combating Child Marriages in Mozambique
Introduction Child marriages in Mozambique, particularly among young girls in rural areas, present significant challenges due to socioeconomic and cultural factors that undermine girls’ autonomy, education, and development. Despite the legal minimum marriage age being 18, 53% of girls marry before this age, and 17% marry before 15. The persistence