The Ultimate Mission
According to recent news, a combined engagement of Mozambican armed forces with freshly arrived Rwandan military contingent managed to dislodge the Islamic radical rebels from key strategic positions in Mocimboa …
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Back to Marina 84
“The Boks Embassy in Florida” We were back at “Marina 84”, the famous Springbok Embassy in Florida, situated in Broward County, midway from Miami to Fort Lauderdale in Florida. This …
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Duas “Europas”
O mês passado foi caracterizada por dois incidentes, que envolveram dois ministros de governos europeus que tiveram repercussões diversas. Na Inglaterra o ministro da saúde foi apanhada por uma câmara …
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Kaunda, the epitome of moderation
Kenneth Kaunda, one of the pioneers of Africa’s liberation struggle and freedom from European colonialist powers, died last week. So many epitaphs have been written about the deceased African leader …
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Challenging legacy
South Africa inherited from the apartheid era a state-owned establishment, in many respects comparable to a “soviet -system control of key sectors of the economic activity. In the previous administration, …
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Mozambique on the crossroads III – Cabinda’s paradigm
The instability in Northern Mozambique shows a similar scenario to Angola’s Cabinda province. Both regions have vast and enviable energetic assets sought-after by international oil and gas companies. In Cabo …
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Soylent Green Planet
In 1973 Metro Goldwyn Meyer released a movie called “Soylent Green”, a prophetic picture that predicted Earth’s conservation calamity in the year 2022. Looking back half a century after the …
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Mozambique on the crossroads II
The Northern Mozambique plateau has been a contested land and stage for countless years of untold episodes of conflict for its dominance. Shortly after the 1890 Berlin Conference that decided …
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