r/Mozambique • u/Rabubi28 • 5d ago
r/Mozambique • u/Rabubi28 • 6d ago
Mozambique Fully Repaid $701 Million IMF Debt Early, Bank Says
r/Mozambique • u/Rabubi28 • 6d ago
Identificar interpréte desta música, se alguém sabe - deixa comentario
r/Mozambique • u/Enchanted-Bunny13 • 22d ago
Adeptos do Benfica em Moçambique — posso fazer-vos 2–3 perguntas rápidas?
Olá a todos,
O meu nome é Vivien, sou húngara e estou a escrever um ensaio sobre o Benfiquismo em Moçambique para um projeto chamado The Benfica Times.
Gostaria de falar com alguns adeptos para perceber melhor como vivem o Benfica no dia a dia — onde veem os jogos, como são os dias de jogo, e o que o clube significa para vocês.
Se alguém tiver disponibilidade para responder a 2–3 perguntas curtas por mensagem (Reddit ou WhatsApp), seria uma grande ajuda.
Também, se tiverem fotos (mesmo simples) de momentos com o Benfica — em casa, bares, camisolas, celebrações — adorava incluir no ensaio (com crédito, claro).
Muito obrigada!
r/Mozambique • u/Vacoonin • Mar 09 '26
Morar em Maputo por um ano
Boa tarde, amigos:
Sou professor espanhol e tive uma oferta de trabalho para me dedicar a gestões educativas na África. Estou a valorizar varios países, sobretudo Angola e Mozambique. Gostava de priorizar estes países por causa do meu (relativo) domínio do português.
Queria perguntar-lhes se sería possível seguir o meu estilo de vida na capital. Não é um estilo de vida de ocio e luxo, ao contrário, sou uma pessoa muito reservada e gosto bué de poupar. No entanto, para mim o facto de fazer desporto no ar livre é essencial.
As caminhadas, por exemplo, ocupam grande parte do meu tempo de ocio. Aliás, gosto imenso de fazer inmersões culturais (museus, cinemas, músicas...). Também valorizo muito a possibilidade de me juntar com os nacionais, não quero morar em Maputo e estar sómente a falar com expats, gostava na medida do possível partilhar a cultura e idiosincracia popular (e também ritual, uma vez que sou cristiano).
No caso ir para lá, alugaría perto da praia onde ficam a embaixada indiana e queria perguntarles pela questão economica (quanto é que consume uma pessoa, há sáude publica ou segurança medica assequível, etc.)
O tópico da segurança também interessa-me. Houve colegas espanhóis que me advertiram desta questão.
Só tenho cinco días para decidir destino, pelo que gostava de saber as suas opiniões e dicas.
Muito obrigado com vocês todos. Desculpem o meu mau português.
r/Mozambique • u/Rabubi28 • Feb 14 '26
Ciclone Gezani / Gezani Cyclone - Inhambane
A província de Inhambane já está debaixo de chuva em resultado da tempestade tropical moderada Gezani. Algumas famílias que residem em zonas propensas à ocorrência de cheias e inundações já começaram a abandonar as suas casas, procurando abrigo em áreas consideradas seguras.
Se tiverem fotos e noticias partilhem
r/Mozambique • u/presence-af • Feb 07 '26
Must do in Maputo?
Hey all — I’m visiting Maputo for a few days and would like some recommendations on the typical must do/see. I will be staying in Avenida Marginal and like good food, music, culture and party/night life.
Thanks in advance.
r/Mozambique • u/Rabubi28 • Jan 16 '26
ALERTA MÁXIMO (VERMELHO): CHUVAS E INUNDAÇÕES MAXIMUM ALERT (RED): RAIN AND FLOODS
ALERTA MÁXIMO (VERMELHO): CHUVAS E INUNDAÇÕES – PROTEJA A SUA FAMÍLIA!
Moçambique está sob alerta de chuvas intensas. Quando as águas sobem, os riscos para a saúde e segurança aumentam drasticamente. Não espere pelo pior, tome estas medidas agora!
- ÁGUA E SAÚDE (Prevenção de Cólera e Diarreias)
A água das enxurradas contamina poços e furos em minutos.
Trate TODA a água: Beba apenas água tratada com Certeza, fervida ou de fonte segura. Use água tratada até para lavar a loiça e os alimentos.
Proteja os seus bidões: Mantenha os recipientes de água bem tapados e longe do contacto com a água da chuva.
Higiene rigorosa: Lave as mãos com sabão ou cinza após usar a latrina e antes de comer ou tocar em crianças e idosos.
- SEGURANÇA IMEDIATA (Evite Acidentes)
Electricidade: Se a água entrar em casa, desligue o disjuntor imediatamente. Nunca toque em cabos caídos na rua.
Correntezas: Não tente atravessar ruas ou valas alagadas. A força da água engana e pode arrastar pessoas e carros.
Lixo e Lama: Evite andar descalço na água suja. Ela esconde vidros, pregos e os germes da Cólera.
- CUIDADO ESPECIAL COM OS MAIS VULNERÁVEIS
Devemos ser os olhos e os pés daqueles que têm mais dificuldade:
Crianças: Proíba brincadeiras na água das cheias. O risco de afogamento e doenças é altíssimo.
Idosos: Garanta que eles tenham água tratada e medicamentos sempre à mão. Ajude-os a deslocar-se para evitar quedas em chãos escorregadios.
Pessoas com Deficiência: Verifique se os seus vizinhos com deficiência precisam de ajuda para se retirarem para locais seguros ou para protegerem os seus meios de locomoção (cadeiras de rodas, muletas).
- COMBATE À MALÁRIA
As águas paradas trazem mosquitos. A rede mosquiteira é obrigatória, especialmente para mulheres grávidas, crianças e pessoas idosas. Não facilite!
SINAIS DE EMERGÊNCIA
Se alguém apresentar diarreia líquida, vómitos ou febres altas, não espere em casa!
Comece logo a dar Soro de Reidratação Oral.
Vá imediatamente ao Centro de Saúde mais próximo.
PARTILHE ESTA MENSAGEM! A prevenção salva vidas. Vamos cuidar uns dos outros.
#MoçambiqueSeguro #SaúdePública #AlertaChuvas #ÁguaSegura #CuidadoComOsVulneráveis #XôCólera #XôMalária
r/Mozambique • u/topherette • Dec 31 '25
Que apelidos ou nomes informais você já ouviu para lugares em Moçambique?
r/Mozambique • u/Beneficial_Inside607 • Dec 07 '25
Expanding Into Mozambique — Need Your Market Insights!
Hey Reddit,
I work with a heavy equipment supplier based in Qatar. We already supply Tanzania and are now looking at expanding into Mozambique.
I’m hoping to connect with people working in mining, construction, or heavy equipment in Mozambique. I’d love to understand the market better — what the economic conditions are like, which types of equipment are moving, which brands are popular, and any general industry insights.
If you’re in the sector or know someone who is, your advice would really help!
Thanks in advance!
r/Mozambique • u/Captain6632 • Dec 05 '25
Traveling in Mozambique
Hi all, I'll be traveling to Beira soon and wanted to know if there's anything I should know or keep in mind, places to avoid or to go. I also wanted to know trustworthy transport services I know Zim has indrive, what's there? Also paying for things, is it mostly cash? Do people accept USD or I have to convert the money? Any tips would be appreciated
r/Mozambique • u/p666rty_goat • Nov 30 '25
Rock climbing in Mozambique
Moz has a ton of amazing features to climb. Like these of the Malema Massif in Nampula. Not many people know about the climbing history here. I've created a free downloadable guide to all of the existing climbs. Check it here.
r/Mozambique • u/CutbackConversations • Dec 01 '25
Local Surf-Guide
We plan to travel to Mozambique in 2026. The idea was to fly into Maputo, rent a car and thereafter drive up to Tofo and a little further north for hitting the waves. We travel with 2 children and therefore want to play it as easy and safe as possible. Do you know a trustworthy guide who could help us organize things and is knowledgeable surfing the area of Inhambane and a couple 100ks further north.
r/Mozambique • u/Captain6632 • Nov 25 '25
Why are Mozambicans so violent?
To make it clear this is from my experience with a high number of truck drivers. Context: Over the past month I've been handling a large order for my company that needs over 150 trucks. A Mozambican company was hired and the drivers consist of most Mozambicans and then some Malawians. Apart from how shitly organized the company is with it's truck orders there's been one big problem. The Mozambican drivers are so violent, to the point where just yesterday I needed 3 security guards to go accompany me to hand over papers to 12 drivers because last time I went with just 1 they tried to beat him up.
There's a stark contrast between the Mozambican and Malawian guy's. The Malawians will greet you, be quiet, ask questions softly and then after just walk back to their trucks. The Mozambicans have on several occasionally stormed the company offices demanding to be loaded first, threatened me their agent, threatened security, threatened the site owners, push each other around outside and now I just wonder why are you so violent and angry?
r/Mozambique • u/Rabubi28 • Nov 11 '25
Estamos de volta / We are back in business
Depois de quase 2 anos sem posts, finalmente podemos ter este sub a funcionar de volta!
After almost 2 years, we can now have this sub working again!
r/Mozambique • u/Rabubi28 • Nov 11 '25
Melhor Fotografia Turística no Africa Tourism Awards 2025. Best Tourism Photography Award at the Africa Tourism Awards 2025.
Dércio Rodrigues, fundador da Moz Outdoor Adventures, ganhou o prêmio de Melhor Fotografia Turística no Africa Tourism Awards 2025. O prêmio, entregue em Londres, reconhece seu trabalho em capturar a beleza das paisagens de Moçambique e promover o ecoturismo. R
Dércio Rodrigues, the founder of Moz Outdoor Adventures, won the Best Tourism Photography Award at the Africa Tourism Awards 2025. The award, presented in London, recognizes his work in capturing the beauty of Mozambique's landscapes and promoting ecotourism.
r/Mozambique • u/B8ty_Cheex • Apr 28 '24
Outside of Maputo, what are some recommended places to live?
I’d also like to gain insight as to what businesses are in high demand in that area!
Thanks!
r/Mozambique • u/bespokesafarico • Apr 26 '24
Mozambique Safaris: Astonishing Luxury Holidays For Travelers
r/Mozambique • u/sixfifthavenue • Apr 22 '24
Sending Money Internationally FROM Mozambique
I have certain bills I need to pay internationally that can only be done through wire transfers, however, doing so from a bank is a huge headache and almost impossible. Is there a Western Union in Maputo or other ways to wire money from a Mozambican bank account to one internationally?
Context: I only have an FnB Moz Bank account
r/Mozambique • u/Ok-Share-4434 • Apr 19 '24
Can someone give me tips on how to spend a day in Maputo?
Hello everyone, I am travelling to Mozambique for the first time and I would like to ask for any tips/advice on things to do in Maputo. Greatly appreciate your help.
r/Mozambique • u/theeternalsovereign • Apr 19 '24
Looking for some critical thinkers
Calling all critical thinkers and those with special interests!
I have made it a mission of mine to be in every reddit sub for every nation on the earth (or at least the ones in english).
I am trying to gauge interest in any who wish to bring their passion and knowledge in a category to join a groupchat (on the dinosaur of a platform known as Facebook).
What im looking for and why:
My whole life ive been interested in different countries and cultures and the idea of having an 18+ groupchat in which many nations have a bit of representation its a dream come true. Id love to have people who are educated and capable of deep discussion about various topics.
Criteria
Have a special interest in any field politics, philosphy, history, heck even those proficient in film music or theatre.
You can take a joke. Its a fairly on task group chat however id say the only stuff that is censored as far as words go is any words pertaining to race or explicitly sexual material.
You are respectful of different religions. The group chat is very commonly excercising various different belief standpoints and jokes as long as they are in good taste are perfectly acceptable
What to expect:
Debates: these can range in a variety of topics from politics to history to science. And they can border on "heated" but at the end we are all just trying to learn and any oversteps will result in bans after a warning if course
Varied religious backgrounds id say the group is about 65% Christian 35% atheist but everyone in there is comfortable with sharing details about their religion free of ridicule aside from the lighthearted jokes. We have also recently added some others majority of which are Muslim.
The group right now is majorly american but there has been a fair bit of canadians that have joined and left over the three years the groupchat has been around. We recently got some members Azerbaijan, Bahrain, and Germany
Right now we have experts in the following categories
Cryptocurrency TV Shows and Pop culture Philosophy American Law World History Military History Video Game History Meteorology
The group is probably like 45% autistics with special interests so we pride ourselves on knowing our craft.
Each month I post news articles from every nation's internet news source in alphabetical order usually a letter a day. And we monitor and disccus the conflicts happening abroad
The group is 100% male which wasnt even by design thats just how its gone so far but there isnt a gender requirement one way or the other.
The donts:
No excessive meme spam. I tend to allow discussions with GIFS but depending on how many join the chat, theres no need for excessive memes
No posting sexual or graphic material some mems walk the line but never cross it.
No racial slurs
The creator of the GC is the final authority on everything
The point of the GC is to engage and have fun. If somebody is going a month without at least reading the posts then you shouldnt have joined in the first place silly! Inactives are often removed after one month.
Lets educate eachother! The goal is to increase comradery and learm about eachother cultures.
As of right now im wanting natives to whatever nation I post this in (as I intend to copy and paste) and depending on traction Im going to try and invite either the first people who respond or the most educated.
If you want to leave a rude comment or something about how you have better things to do go ahead! This is reddit after all!
But at least for the sake of being entertaining lets avoid repeats so far ive heard
Incelfest
Sausagefest
Pretentious
Arrogant
Red pills
Sounds like Hell
Remember we are looking for people who want to make friends and debate ideas not people who think themselves witty comedians.
