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Following in the footsteps of prestigious similar media such as the Daily Maverick.co.za in South Africa or Mediapart.fr in France, Cartamz.com aims to quickly become the leading source of information of reference on economic affairs, businesses, politics and society in Mozambique.
In terms of format, Carta de Moçambique runs away from the traditional “hard copy” publications to setting itself solely as a digital newspaper. In terms of content, it escapes from the recurrent style of promotional and complacent journalism, preferring to stimulate debate and criticism, promoting good governance in politics and corporate world.
Its journalism is inspired by the tradition of investigative approaches of journalist Carlos Cardoso, a school that shaped the professional profile of Marcelo Mosse, the Director of Cartamz.com. Investigation, independence, rigor and analysis are, therefore, the marks of cartamz.com. Cartamz.com is an updated diary from Monday to Friday. The site contains sections for Politics, Economy and Business, Society, Culture, Companies and Brands, and so fourth. In addition to news production and objective and informed comments, Carta will count on some resident columnists, highlighting the well-known writer Mia Couto.
The main motto of Cartamz.com is to provide information of public interest through investigative journalism, written with quality and rigor, using the most varied sources of information and opinion in Mozambique.
The website is open. The platform was designed to be responsive on any smartphone. The objective is to reach all the corners of Mozambique, contributing to the formation of an informed public conscience and awakening in society the interest for central themes of the political, economic and social life of our country.
The mentor of Carta is journalist Marcelo Mosse, who embraces a new venture of entrepreneurship. Marcelo Mosse knows what it is to start a venture from the scratch. He did this with the Centre for Public Integrity (CIP), of which he was the main founder in 2005.
