It was with the well-being of Mozambicans and the improvement of their living conditions in mind that Moza Banco decided once again to join the MUVA platform to campaign against gender-based violence in times of confinement and as a consequence of the new Coronavirus.
The campaign, Gender in Times of Covid-19, aims to raise the families’ awareness that staying at home aims to make the family aware that staying at home should translate into togetherness in the place of domestic violence, be it verbal or physical.
Besides Moza Banco, the project is also supported by MEPT, ALIADAS and MISAU partners, and aims to raise awareness on the importance of togetherness, prevention and dialogue, as a way to prevent the increasing of domestic violence in times of crisis, such as the one we are experiencing at the moment. In these cases, women and children are generally the main victims, hence the need to protect these social groups.
The campaign will last two months, and over this period Moza Banco will disseminate awareness messages in its communication channels, as well as develop other initiatives devoted to gender issues.
This campaign is one of several initiatives that Moza Banco is carrying out within the theme and fighting against Covid-19.
In addition to communication campaigns, Moza Banco has implemented a number of measures to prevent its employees from being contaminated, or its facilities from becoming outbreaks of the virus.
Among the various measures, the dissemination of information and preventive measures on Covid-19 to employees, customers and the general public, through our respective information channels, as well as the strengthening of cleaning and disinfection procedures at our premises, branches, ATMs and kiosks, are noteworthy. The Bank has determined the mandatory temperature measurement of its employees and customers, as well as the use of protective masks by all employees in customer service.
The President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, opened this Thursday, August 27, the new branch of Moza Banco in the district of Derre, Zambezia province. On the same occasion, the President opened a secondary school, where Moza Banco donated prevention material against Covid-19.
Moza Banco's new branch comes under the presidential inniciative "One District, One Bank", of which the bank is a part and has been extending its distribution network. of which this bank is part and which has been expanding its distribution network. The Bank has now the third largest branch network in the country consisting of 68 business units spread in all provincial capitals and some districts and village.
The district of Derre is more than 150 kilometres away from the city of Quelimane and it has about 100,000 inhabitants. This community will benefit from a range of banking services and produts provided by this newly opened branch. The opening of this branch is part of the country's banking strategy and promotion of the financial inclusion of the population, that for many years has been one of the main challenges for the government and for Moza in particular.
"This infrastructure comes at a very good time and will contribute to the growth of this district. Moza Banco must continue with this kind of projects, not only here in Zambezia but throughout the country", said the President of the Republic to all participants in the opening ceremony of the branch.
Also regarding the event, the director of Moza Banco, Manuel Vasconcelos Guimarães, stressed that with this Branch Moza intends to serve everyone: the general population, producers, traders, public officials and state agents, local entrepreneurs, public and private institutions with emphasis on micro, small and medium sized companies, offering financial solutions adjusted to their specific needs.
Still in Derre, the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi opened the local Secondary School, where Moza Banco donated protective materialial against Covid-19.
The material is intended to help the newly opened school to protect against Covid-19, at a time classes are expected to resume in secondary school and without a prediction of when the pandemic will come to an end.
Moza Banco's director said in the occasion that the donation falls within the scope of the company's social responsibility and is part of the efforts the bank has been placing to minimise the effects of this disease.
"Moza Banco is a bank of Mozambicans and the greatest commitment it has is even to Mozambicans, so it is concerned to support, in what it can, particularly at times of crisis like this, highlighted Manuel Guimarães".
Moza Banco, in partnership with Instituto Camões, is sponsoring three live shows of Stewart Sukuma, one of the most renown Mozambican musicians. They are part of Stewart's project called "We're Home Together", whose purpose is to encourage people to stay longer at home and provide good moments of entertainment.
With social distancing, several artists have turned to the internet to communicate with their fans and offer entertainment. In this context, major brands also reinvent themselves and seek out video platforms to disseminate their work, in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis, through online transmissions.
It is in this context that Moza Banco decided to associate its brand with this global movement to fight Covid-19, encouraging social distancing, seen as one of the ways to mitigate the risk of contagion by the new coronavirus.
To this end, in partnership with Instituto Camões, the Bank has embraced the campaign "We Are Home Together", through which fans in particular and the general public enjoy good entertainment without having to leave home.
These are unique concerts, from the point of view of conception and realization, where the musician Stewart Sukuma interprets the best of his musical repertoire, in the company of renowned Mozambican and foreign artists.
"The purpose of this project is to encourage people to stay longer at home. It has been proven that social distance is one ways to fight this pandemic and, being at home, the public will enjoy the best of music using digital platforms, without having to leave home," said Stewart Sukuma
Moza, as a truly Mozambican bank, is proud to be associated with this initiative, as a way of contributing to the fight against Covid-19, promoting and supporting preventive measures for the virus, thus valuing life on the one hand, and arts and culture on the other
After the concerts of the musicians, Assa Matusse, Rodhália and Deodato Siquir, Stewart Sukuma will also present his fans, with a concert on May 9th, this time in the company of the consecrated Portuguese Jazz singer, Maria João. The third concert of this series is scheduled for May 25th, Africa´s Day and will have the special participation of the Senegalese musician Noumoucounda Cissoko.
You can follow these shows on the following online platform: www.facebook.com/Mozabanco
It was with the well-being of Mozambicans and the improvement of their living conditions in mind that Moza Banco decided once again to join the MUVA platform to campaign against gender-based violence in times of confinement and as a consequence of the new Coronavirus.
The campaign, Gender in Times of Covid-19, aims to raise the families’ awareness that staying at home aims to make the family aware that staying at home should translate into togetherness in the place of domestic violence, be it verbal or physical.
Besides Moza Banco, the project is also supported by MEPT, ALIADAS and MISAU partners, and aims to raise awareness on the importance of togetherness, prevention and dialogue, as a way to prevent the increasing of domestic violence in times of crisis, such as the one we are experiencing at the moment. In these cases, women and children are generally the main victims, hence the need to protect these social groups.
The campaign will last two months, and over this period Moza Banco will disseminate awareness messages in its communication channels, as well as develop other initiatives devoted to gender issues.
This campaign is one of several initiatives that Moza Banco is carrying out within the theme and fighting against Covid-19.
In addition to communication campaigns, Moza Banco has implemented a number of measures to prevent its employees from being contaminated, or its facilities from becoming outbreaks of the virus.
Among the various measures, the dissemination of information and preventive measures on Covid-19 to employees, customers and the general public, through our respective information channels, as well as the strengthening of cleaning and disinfection procedures at our premises, branches, ATMs and kiosks, are noteworthy. The Bank has determined the mandatory temperature measurement of its employees and customers, as well as the use of protective masks by all employees in customer service.
The President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, opened this Thursday, August 27, the new branch of Moza Banco in the district of Derre, Zambezia province. On the same occasion, the President opened a secondary school, where Moza Banco donated prevention material against Covid-19.
Moza Banco's new branch comes under the presidential inniciative "One District, One Bank", of which the bank is a part and has been extending its distribution network. of which this bank is part and which has been expanding its distribution network. The Bank has now the third largest branch network in the country consisting of 68 business units spread in all provincial capitals and some districts and village.
The district of Derre is more than 150 kilometres away from the city of Quelimane and it has about 100,000 inhabitants. This community will benefit from a range of banking services and produts provided by this newly opened branch. The opening of this branch is part of the country's banking strategy and promotion of the financial inclusion of the population, that for many years has been one of the main challenges for the government and for Moza in particular.
"This infrastructure comes at a very good time and will contribute to the growth of this district. Moza Banco must continue with this kind of projects, not only here in Zambezia but throughout the country", said the President of the Republic to all participants in the opening ceremony of the branch.
Also regarding the event, the director of Moza Banco, Manuel Vasconcelos Guimarães, stressed that with this Branch Moza intends to serve everyone: the general population, producers, traders, public officials and state agents, local entrepreneurs, public and private institutions with emphasis on micro, small and medium sized companies, offering financial solutions adjusted to their specific needs.
Still in Derre, the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi opened the local Secondary School, where Moza Banco donated protective materialial against Covid-19.
The material is intended to help the newly opened school to protect against Covid-19, at a time classes are expected to resume in secondary school and without a prediction of when the pandemic will come to an end.
Moza Banco's director said in the occasion that the donation falls within the scope of the company's social responsibility and is part of the efforts the bank has been placing to minimise the effects of this disease.
"Moza Banco is a bank of Mozambicans and the greatest commitment it has is even to Mozambicans, so it is concerned to support, in what it can, particularly at times of crisis like this, highlighted Manuel Guimarães".
Moza Banco, in partnership with Instituto Camões, is sponsoring three live shows of Stewart Sukuma, one of the most renown Mozambican musicians. They are part of Stewart's project called "We're Home Together", whose purpose is to encourage people to stay longer at home and provide good moments of entertainment.
With social distancing, several artists have turned to the internet to communicate with their fans and offer entertainment. In this context, major brands also reinvent themselves and seek out video platforms to disseminate their work, in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis, through online transmissions.
It is in this context that Moza Banco decided to associate its brand with this global movement to fight Covid-19, encouraging social distancing, seen as one of the ways to mitigate the risk of contagion by the new coronavirus.
To this end, in partnership with Instituto Camões, the Bank has embraced the campaign "We Are Home Together", through which fans in particular and the general public enjoy good entertainment without having to leave home.
These are unique concerts, from the point of view of conception and realization, where the musician Stewart Sukuma interprets the best of his musical repertoire, in the company of renowned Mozambican and foreign artists.
"The purpose of this project is to encourage people to stay longer at home. It has been proven that social distance is one ways to fight this pandemic and, being at home, the public will enjoy the best of music using digital platforms, without having to leave home," said Stewart Sukuma
Moza, as a truly Mozambican bank, is proud to be associated with this initiative, as a way of contributing to the fight against Covid-19, promoting and supporting preventive measures for the virus, thus valuing life on the one hand, and arts and culture on the other
After the concerts of the musicians, Assa Matusse, Rodhália and Deodato Siquir, Stewart Sukuma will also present his fans, with a concert on May 9th, this time in the company of the consecrated Portuguese Jazz singer, Maria João. The third concert of this series is scheduled for May 25th, Africa´s Day and will have the special participation of the Senegalese musician Noumoucounda Cissoko.
You can follow these shows on the following online platform: www.facebook.com/Mozabanco