French President Macrom is attempting to ease Brazilian President Lula's perspective on the Russia-Ukraine conflict during his visit to Brazil. Analyst Thiago Aragão notes that the two leaders have previously had differing approaches to current conflicts. This diplomatic effort is seen as part of a broader strategic partnership between France and Brazil.

Displaced victims of terrorism in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province face numerous challenges. The World Food Programme (WFP) has funds to provide food to the population only until the end of April.

Born in Portugal to Angolan parents, Chelsy Shantel began her career at 17. Her first album, which bears her name, was well-received and considered a blessing. Today, she is internationally recognized and has recently had an experience in the United States.

Following acknowledgments by some European leaders of colonial atrocities, Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo recently emphasized the long-overdue need for financial reparations for the transatlantic slave trade. Analysts interviewed by Voz da América agree that apologies should be followed by concrete actions.

Activist Quitéria Guirengane states that the Police of the Republic of Mozambique is the main cause of turmoil, and implies that the Minister of the Interior, Pascoal Ronda, is being dishonest with the Mozambican people.

Renamo has called for nationwide protests on Tuesday, October 17, in response to alleged fraud in the October 11 municipal elections. The National Election Commission confirmed Frelimo's victory in municipalities such as Nampula, Quelimane, and Maputo.

Researcher Tomas Queface criticizes the Mozambican government's handling of the insurgency, highlighting the perceived weakness of the Mozambican Defense Forces. He notes that insurgents have frequently attacked and forced the defense forces to abandon positions, leading to further advances by insurgents into southern districts with minimal resistance.

The terrorist attacks in Cabo Delgado, northern Mozambique, are causing a new wave of displaced people. Analyst Tomás Queface expresses concern over the government's and defense forces' handling of the attacks, describing the Mozambican forces as the weakest in the conflict. Insurgents have advanced dramatically southward, facing little resistance from the defense forces. Queface shared his analysis on the Voice of America's program Washington Fora d'Horas.

The insurgents perceive the Mozambican forces as the weakest in the conflict, frequently attacking and forcing them to abandon positions, such as in Mucojo earlier this year. From there, the insurgents advanced to other southern districts with minimal resistance from the Defense Forces. Tomas Queface shared these insights on the Voice of America's program Washington Fora d'Horas.

Kyaku Kyadaff, known for hits like 'Mónica' and 'Kilamba', discusses his career and future plans, expressing pride in the international recognition of Angolan music.

In 2024, people in one out of every four developing countries will be poorer than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic. The global economy is anticipated to experience its weakest performance in the last three decades.

Leonilde de Carvalho emphasizes the importance of knowledge for success and encourages young people to utilize platforms like the YALI program to become agents of change. Kodzo Akoto believes in the potential of youth to develop the world despite challenges, highlighting persistence as key to impactful experiences. The YALI Mandela Washington Fellowship, initiated by former President Barack Obama, brings young African leaders to the United States to enhance their leadership skills in business, public management, and civic engagement.

Hasmane Alfa, displaced from Quissanga in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province, is among 800,000 people internally displaced due to conflict between extremist insurgent groups and the Mozambican government. Despite a recent decline in violence attributed to foreign forces, many fear returning home. Organizations like the Red Cross and AZUL are aiding displaced persons with essential supplies, social cohesion projects, and COVID-19 vaccinations. However, challenges such as resource duplication and ongoing insurgent attacks persist, necessitating continued humanitarian aid and long-term support.

A young Mozambican has created a start-up that organizes and decorates children's events, offering packages of traditional games and play activities, with the added bonus of small environmental education sessions.