Maputo - Notable Residents

Notable Residents

  • Alexandre Quintanilha, scientist
  • Eusébio, footballer
  • Carlos Cardoso, journalist
  • Teresa Heinz, philanthropist
  • Mariza, fado singer
  • Neyma, singer
  • Mia Couto, writer
  • Maria Mutola, runner
  • Al Bowlly, singer
  • Pancho Guedes, architect
  • Jose Craveirinha, poet
  • Ricardo Rangel, photojournalist
  • Malangatana, artist
  • Alberto Chissano, sculptor
  • Henning Mankell, author, dramatist
  • Ruth First, South African anti-apartheid activist

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