No mundo dos blogues desde 2008, através de um blogue de música. Começa a escrever artigos de opinião motivado pelo interesse que ganhou a partir de sua participação em debates e conferências sobre Direito à Informação e Liberdade de Imprensa.
O seu primeiro texto foi publicado no Jornal Notícias em 2012, e no ano seguinte começa a escrever também para outros jornais nacionais e internacionais.
Juntou-se em 2013 ao Olho do Cidadão (movimento de cidadania em Moçambique, constituído por uma plataforma de bloguistas que exercem a sua cidadania através do conceito cidadão-jornalista, reportando, fotografando e intervindo nos problemas da sua sociedade), e o seu maior interesse é por questões políticas e de acesso à informação.
Actualmente é mestrando em Ciência Política na Universidade de Bordeuax (IEP – Sciences Po Bordeaux), na França | Website pessoal – www.tsandzana.com
Latest posts by Dércio Tsandzana
After being kidnapped and threatened, Mozambican YouTuber has his channel suspended
The In early February, he was kidnapped for 24 hours, before he was freed by the police. A self-proclaimed prophet named Joe Williams is suspected of ordering the kidnapping.
YouTuber in Mozambique kidnapped after denouncing a self-proclaimed prophet
In some of his YouTube videos, the user "Beleza em pessoa" criticized Mozambican prophets.
Has Russia influenced the general elections in Mozambique?
The suspicions about Russia began before the elections with the publication of an electoral poll that gave clear victory for Frelimo.
Mozambique pushes for SIM card registration, raising privacy and election monitoring concerns
The measure would make it easier for the authorities to identify the owners of registered SIM cards.
#FreeAmade: Journalist arrested and tortured after reporting on violence in northern Mozambique
The journalist was detained by Mozambican police while reporting a story in Cabo Delgado.
Landmark ruling in Angola acquits journalist Rafael Marques of all charges
While Marques had been brought to court on previous occasions, this was the first time he was formally acquitted.
Angolan authorities bring journalist Rafael Marques back to court, for investigating corruption
A journalist best known for exposing human rights violations in the diamond trade, Marques is not the only target of the Angolan regime.
The Government of Mozambique is “Spying on its Citizens”, According to @Verdade
The order to intercept information was secured by military command between 2012-2014, and installed by the Chinese ZTE Corporation. Listening in on citizens is said to have begun in 2013.
