Editor-in-chief, Olympic athlete, and PhD in Anthropology of Art, he holds master's degrees in High-Performance Training and Fine Arts. A prolific writer with several published works of poetry and fiction, he combines his editorial leadership with a vast academic output of essays and scientific articles.

With a degree in Sports Journalism and Olympic Studies, she built her career in South Africa covering rugby, athletics, swimming, and Olympic preparation. With experience following athletes in international competitions, she dedicates herself to analyzing high-performance sport as a territory of identity and ambition, focusing her writing on women in sport, access to funding, and combating inequality of opportunity.

With a degree in Journalism and International Relations, he built his career in Portuguese digital newsrooms covering European politics, diplomatic crises, and major global events. Experienced in breaking news and covering international summits, he focuses his writing on speed, clarity, and factual accuracy, analyzing how decisions made in Europe, the United States, Asia, and the Middle East affect the African continent, the Portuguese-speaking world, and migrant communities.

Holding a degree in Political Science with supplementary training in International Relations, he began his career in Guinea-Bissau covering electoral processes, institutional crises, and regional diplomacy. Specializing in the study of ECOWAS, the African Union, and the political and military balance in West Africa, he dedicates himself to analyzing power and institutions, focusing on the real consequences for citizens and states in the region.

Angolan journalist with a degree in Social Communication, she has experience in digital newsrooms between Luanda and Benguela covering society, local governance, and public policy. With a background linked to monitoring electoral processes, employment, and internal migration, she focuses her work on analyzing Angola and Southern Africa from the perspective of the realities of families, workers, and the practical impacts of political decisions on communities.

With a degree in Journalism and Development Studies, she began her career in Mozambique focusing on reporting about coastal communities, security, fishing, and the impact of cyclones on the provinces. Her career has closely linked her to the dynamics of the Indian Ocean, regional borders, and islands, dedicating herself to analyzing Mozambique and East Africa through writing attentive to local detail, the affected populations, and the institutional response.

With a degree in Economics and Economic Journalism, he has experience covering banking, public debt, and strategic sectors such as agriculture, industry, mining, gas, and oil in Mozambique. His career has focused on monitoring investment projects, energy policies, and regional development in Southern Africa, and he is dedicated to translating complex macroeconomic issues to explain how natural resources, inflation, and public decisions directly impact businesses, workers, and consumers.

With a degree in Cultural Studies and Communication, she has built her career in the Atlantic Lusophone world writing about literature, music, cinema, and African heritage. With experience in supporting festivals, exhibitions, and projects by creators from the diaspora, she approaches culture without exoticism, dedicating herself to the analysis of works, languages, and the circulation of the symbolic value of contemporary artistic creation.

With a degree in Sports Journalism and History of African Sport, he began his career covering football, athletics, and basketball in Portuguese-speaking newsrooms. With experience following continental competitions, federations, and the careers of athletes from the diaspora, he approaches sport as a social and identity phenomenon, combining technical rigor and tactical context with a strong narrative energy.

A South African journalist with a degree in Environmental Science and Public Communication, she has experience covering climate change, conservation, energy transition, and humanitarian crises. With a field-focused approach, she has worked with vulnerable communities in areas affected by droughts, floods, and food insecurity, dedicating herself to addressing the environment as a matter of justice and survival by cross-referencing scientific data with the real impact on populations and ecosystems.

With a degree in International Relations and African Studies, she has experience in South Africa analyzing global politics, multilateral diplomacy, and relations with powers such as the United States, China, Russia, and the European Union. With a background focused on covering summits, sanctions, and conflicts, she dedicates herself to analyzing the global landscape from an African perspective, explaining how external decisions directly influence the continent's trade, energy, security, and diplomacy.

A Mozambican journalist specializing in technology and digital transformation, he dedicates himself to following the African startup ecosystem and the evolution of artificial intelligence on the continent. His work focuses on the impact of technological education and the role of social innovation as drivers of development for local communities.

An Angolan economist and journalist by training, he has a solid background in financial analysis, banking, economic policy, and capital markets. With experience covering the General State Budget, public debt, and the dynamics of the kwanza and oil, his writing focuses on the link between political power and the real economy, closely following the impact of inflation, the privatization of BODIVA (the Angolan stock exchange), and new fintech companies on the daily lives of families and businesses.

A visual editor specializing in research on editorial photography, international agencies, and stock photo agencies. Responsible for image curation and selection, focusing her work on high-quality photojournalism and strengthening the visual narrative about African, Lusophone, and international spaces.