Monthly Archives: July 2011

“Tambo Tambulani Tambo, Tambo Tambulani Tambo, come one, come all to Nanhimbe village, join in with the Tambo Tambulani Tambo festival… celebrating cultural diversity – in Portuguese, in Makua, in Maconde, in Shangana, in Swahili – music, theatre, dance, films, … Continue reading →

Unlike in Mali, where virtually all women’s clothes are made from scratch and there’s a tailor cutting, machining and pressing on every corner, and the streets are littered with scraps of colourful cloth, in Mozambique the styles are more ‘international’ … Continue reading →