Lavimó da Verónica, a prominent voice in Mozambican literature, is set to release his first novel, 'As Origens'. The book follows a Brazilian man's journey to Zimbabwe to uncover his roots, exploring themes of identity, ancestry, and racism. Lavimó, inspired by African writers like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, aims to present a new narrative about Africa. The novel is expected to make a significant impact on the African literary scene, with its launch in Maputo, Mozambique. Lavimó emphasizes the importance of writing in his life, viewing it as a means to explore and celebrate African identity.

David Fardo, an activist, engages in a conversation with Dani Stescki about his work with the Youth Parliament of Mozambique and the African Union's ECOSOCC. The discussion centers on motivating young Mozambicans to overcome challenges and take leadership roles, emphasizing empowerment and active participation in societal development.

David Fardo, an activist, is actively engaging with the youth in Mozambique through the Parlamento Juvenil and the ECOSOCC of the African Union to influence both local and continental policies. His efforts aim to empower young people to have a say in political matters, reflecting a growing movement of youth activism across Africa.

Tânia do Rosário Nhantumbo discusses her new book 'Paixões de Palmira' in an interview on Fala África VOA, highlighting the challenges and inspirations behind the story. The book portrays the journey of Palmira, a Mozambican woman striving for happiness and freedom amidst societal challenges, emphasizing the strength and resilience of women and the importance of mutual support.

Cremilda Macuácua addresses the challenges faced by youth, such as lack of education and employment, and emphasizes solutions like Youth Councils for Peace and the use of technology for mobilization. She encourages young people to unite for a cause.

Tânia Tomé, a renowned figure with over 20 years of career impacting lives in more than 22 countries, discusses the challenges and opportunities for women entrepreneurs, strategies to strengthen business recognition, and initiatives to promote women's empowerment.

Edinha Soares Lima, a lawyer from São Tomé and Príncipe, is recognized for her commitment to female empowerment and gender equality. Her participation in the Mandela Washington Fellowship, initiated by Barack Obama, was pivotal in her career, enabling her to establish a law firm and support local businesses. Edinha actively engages in pro bono work through the Associação São Tomé de Mulheres Juristas, focusing on educating women about their rights and duties. Her efforts include organizing camps to promote gender equality and combat domestic violence in rural areas. Edinha emphasizes the importance of legal frameworks in promoting gender equality and advocates for societal change to achieve this goal.

Dani Stescki interviews Edinha Soares Lima, a lawyer from São Tomé and Príncipe known for her excellence in business, labor, and tax law, as well as her role in advocating for female empowerment.

Dani Stescki interviews Jaime MC, an Angolan rapper and activist, about his music that calls for social action and justice. Together with Mensageiro Andrade and supported by the Observatório da Imprensa, they released two tracks from the mini-album 'Revolta Total', emphasizing their commitment to social change through art. The discussion highlights the project's goals and the role of the Observatório in its development.

Érika Fernando is working to change people's mindset regarding food and lifestyle in Mozambique, advocating for a healthier and more conscious way of living. The interview highlights her strategies and the importance of basic principles in achieving a balanced diet.