Welcome! I'm a multimedia reporter at Lusa, Portugal news agency.
Welcome! I'm a multimedia reporter at Lusa, Portugal news agency.
Cabo Delgado violence
Cabo Delgado violence
Photo: António Silva (Lusa)
We've been reporting from north of Mozambique, following the unprecedent attacks from armed groups. Besides regular updates, here are our latest in-depth news reports from the field:
- Deals and quarrels between mosques preceded bloody day in Mozambique (EN) (EN) (PT) (TV)
- Hotel sector bemoans 'alarmist' reports of 'bandits' in north of the country (EN) (EN) (PT) (TV)
- Nerves remain on edge in Mozambique province that still smells of burning (EN) (PT) (TV)
- Stories of those who escape from death (EN) (EN) (PT) (TV)
'Surviving the Curse'
'Surviving the Curse'
One of Guinea-Bissau’s music stars sings about how his father tried to kill him, when he was a baby. Law protects this tradition. Infanticides are accepted, because ‘irã’ children incarnate bad spirits. Why this matters...
Part of the 2016 edition of 'Festival Internacional de Música no Cinema', São Jorge cinema, Lisbon
'Independence?'
'Independence?'
Guinea-Bissau has just completed 42 years as an independent state, but it fails to act as one. A few meters away from the capital, a small island encapsulates all the problems the country faces. No water, No electricity. Mothers giving birth in canoes. Welcome do the King’s Island. More about this...
Aired in 2015 on RTP África documentaries, part of the portuguese broadcaster contents for Africa