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The Tafika Performing Arts Company (CAPTA) represented Mozambique at the 39th Surajkund International Crafts Mela 2026 in India, showcasing the richness of Mozambican performing arts and strengthening the country's cultural presence on the international stage.
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The Tafika Performing Arts Company (CAPTA) participated in the symposium “Addressing the Challenge of Youth Employment in Mozambique,” contributing artistic performances that complemented discussions on youth opportunities and development.
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The Tafika Performing Arts Company represented Mozambique at the 28th Macau Lusophony Festival 2025, delivering five performances that showcased the richness and diversity of Mozambican culture while creating new opportunities for international cultural cooperation.
Read MoreSix members of the Tafika Performing Arts Company (CAPTA) joined Mozambique’s cultural delegation at the closing of Expo Osaka 2025 in Japan, helping showcase the richness and diversity of Mozambican culture to an international audience.
Read MoreThe Tafika Performing Arts Company (CAPTA) participated in the concert of Denilson Manhique and Melony at the Mozambique-China Cultural Centre, contributing dance performances that enriched the show and strengthened the connection between music and performing arts.
Read MoreThe Tafika Performing Arts Company (CAPTA.MZ) participated in the organization, artistic production, and performance of the ballet “Roots of Tomorrow,” featured during the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the Bank of Mozambique.
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After great success in Maputo, CAPTA prepares to bring "Famba U Tafika" to the city of Beira at the end of October.
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The Tafika Performing Arts Company was present at the inauguration of the largest Mozambique-China Cultural Centre, presided over by the President of the Republic.
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As part of the Maputo city celebrations, the 136th anniversary of its elevation to City status was celebrated, where CAPTA received 100% of the jury votes.
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