Carla Da Silva is an accomplished journalist with over nine years of experience in print, radio, and television journalism, dedicated to addressing community issues in Mozambique. Based in Quelimane, the capital of Zambézia province, her work often spotlights the challenges faced by local populations, including illiteracy, the need for improved educational infrastructure, and public safety concerns. She has reported on critical issues such as the urgent need for secondary schools in Chuabo Dembe and the demand for public lighting in Icidua to deter crime, using her stories to advocate for government action and raise social awareness.

As an influential figure in local media, Carla serves as the editor of Jornal Txopela, coordinator of Rádio Chuabo FM, and director of Televisão Zambézia 24horas. Her leadership roles extend to directing Rádio Chuabo FM, where she also hosts the interactive programs "Vozes da Comunidade" and "ASAS." These platforms are designed to give citizens a voice, allowing them to discuss and bring attention to the problems they face in their communities.

Carla's extensive career in journalism has seen her work with major local newspapers and serve as a correspondent for a publication based in the northern region of Niassa. Her commitment to journalism and her ability to engage with the community have made her a respected voice in Mozambique's media landscape, where she continues to shine a light on the stories that matter to the people of Zambézia.