Mozambikes

13/08/2026

13/08/2026

🚲 "My name is Sadamo Maurício, and I'm 13 years old.

Before going to school, I help my father take care of the family’s animals. Every morning, I open the corral, tend to the cattle, and help get the animals ready before they head out to pasture.

I walk about 11 km to get to class.

“My father always tells me that education is the way to a better future, and his words motivate me to continue studying despite the challenges, where their main one is, and the 11 km distance to go and back from school”.

“Getting a bicycle means a better chance to stay focused on my education and continue working to achieve my dreams."📚
UNICEF Mozambique União Europeia em Moçambique

11/08/2026

🚲“Now I will be able to get to school faster, spend less time on the road and have more time to study, rest, help my family and participate in activities that I like”.

Natalia said after she received her bicycle, a gesture that will help her have more freedom to go and come from school safely.

I have always wanted to continue studying and build a better future for myself. Before receiving this bicycle, I had to walk 8km every day to get to school. Now, with a bicycle, I can travel more easily and spend more time focusing on my studies. It gives me the motivation and opportunity to keep moving forward toward my dreams.’’ Natália, 16 years old📚
UNICEF Mozambique União Europeia em Moçambique

06/08/2026

🚲 More bicycles ready to make a difference🔔

At Mozambikes, every bicycle we produce is built with a purpose: helping people access opportunities, services, and a better future.

We're proud to continue partnering with BioCarbon Partners - BCP , providing bicycles that support their teams and the communities they work with across Mozambique.

🤝 Long term partnerships like this are built on trust, shared values, and a common commitment to creating lasting impact.

Because every bicycle delivered is another step toward stronger, more connected communities.

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04/08/2026

🚲 Hortêncio Jonas, 13 years old.

“Every day starts early for me. Before I even think about school, I help my mother on the farm. When the work is done, I come home, pack my bags and start the long walk to school”.

For years, he walked about 7 kilometers to go and back to school. Some days, the distance and responsibilities in his home made it impossible for him to attend classes. But even when it was hard, he never thought he had to drop out of school.

“I know that education is important for my future and have always dreamed of continuing my studies”. Hortêncio

“So today I’m receiving a bicycle, it makes me hopeful. This means I can get to school faster, miss less classes and have more time to study, rest and help my mom at home”.

“This means being able to keep learning and take a step, every day, towards the future I want for myself”, he concluded. 📚
Mozambique Europeia em Moçambique

30/07/2026

📚 For many girls in rural communities, staying in school is a challenge that goes far beyond the classroom. 🚲

Long distances to school, difficult journeys, safety concerns, and economic hardship often place their education at risk. In many rural areas, girls are also more vulnerable to leaving school early due to child marriage, limiting their opportunities and their ability to build an independent future.

By making education more accessible, we help create the conditions for girls to remain in school, continue learning, and pursue their ambitions with greater confidence and dignity.

Every additional year a girl stays in school increases her chances of building a healthier, safer, and more prosperous future for herself and her community.

Because when a girl stays in school, everyone benefits, and the future gains new possibilities. 💚
UNICEF Mozambique União Europeia em Moçambique

24/07/2026

🚲 Real voices. Real stories. Real impact.

A child's future should never be limited by the distance to school.

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23/07/2026

🚲“My name is Elsa da Silva, and I am 14 years old. Every day, I wake up early to help my family.

I take care of my younger brothers and sisters, do household chores, and only then do I leave for school.For a long time, I walked about 8 kilometres every day to get to school.

There were days when I was so tired that I felt the distance might take away my dreams.

But I never stopped believing that education could change my life. Today, by receiving this bicycle, I feel that I have received much more than a way to travel. I have received an opportunity to get to school with energy, to learn better, to continue helping my family, and to move forward without letting distance decide my future.

For many people, it is just a bicycle. For me, it is hope. It is the chance to continue my education, to dream bigger, and to believe that the future I imagine is now a little closer."📚

Mozambique Europeia em Moçambique