Albano Carige, talha o Miramar em nova paisagem costeira e turística

Paulo Vilanculo"

The city of Beira is preparing to welcome a new era of urban modernization under the leadership of Mayor Albano Carige. The redevelopment of Miramar, with new paving and wave barriers, is a symbol of municipal management focused on tourism, climate resilience, and the enhancement of Beira's identity. The initiative, to be inaugurated in October, is part of a series of projects that demonstrate good local governance, marked by investments in sanitation, public lighting, and the revitalization of community spaces. More than just beautifying the coast, the project reinforces the vision of a renewed, resilient Beira, increasingly attractive to its residents and visitors.

The coastal area of ​​the city of Beira is taking on a new face. Miramar, once vulnerable to the advancing sea and the ravages of time, is now emerging as the calling card of the provincial capital of Sofala. Under the leadership of Mayor Albano Carige, the municipality is focusing on renovating the area, with new paving and modern barriers to contain the fury of the waves. The promise is clear: in October, the residents of Beira will officially inaugurate a renovated seafront, capable of transforming the city's relationship with the ocean. The project, in addition to protecting the coast, opens horizons for urban and leisure tourism, giving Miramar an identity that combines safety, beauty, and functionality.

Carige emphasizes that the project isn't limited to aesthetics. The investment also represents a strategy for economic revitalization: "We want Beira to be a city increasingly open to tourism and for our coast to be a source of pride, a space where families, young people, and visitors can find leisure, culture, and business opportunities," he stated. Beira residents are already beginning to feel the difference. The smell of the sea and the Atlantic breeze now mingle with the curiosity of those strolling along the new pavement, witnessing the transformation. Local restaurants and small businesses eagerly await the positive impact the redevelopment could bring.

Albano Carige's administration has been marked by a vision of a more organized, resilient, and inclusive city. From modernizing urban roads and expanding public lighting to strengthening sanitation and solid waste collection, the municipality of Beira has witnessed structural changes. The commitment to climate resilience projects, inspired by the memory of the devastating Cyclone Idai, demonstrates leadership that is attentive to the city's vulnerabilities, yet equally determined to transform them into opportunities for sustainable development.

Albano Carige has invested heavily in ongoing urban redevelopment, such as improving streets, public lighting, and sanitation. He has focused on unconditional environmental management, emphasizing urban cleaning policies, waste collection, and waterfront preservation. He also emphasizes social support with initiatives to rehabilitate markets, schools, community health, and support youth. With the reopening of Miramar, he promises to reopen to investment and tourism, with efforts to attract national and international partnerships, in addition to increasing the municipality's tourism visibility and reaffirming its proximity to the municipalities, listening to residents and prioritizing the population's needs.

With this initiative, Albano Carige reinforces Beira's role as a resilient city, which, even after the scars left by storms like Cyclone Idai, insists on reinventing itself and rising stronger. Miramar is no longer just a marginal space, becoming a meeting point, a place for socializing, and a celebration of Beira's identity. The city is thus preparing to showcase its new coastal landscape to the country and the world, a symbol of hope, resilience, and the future.

2025/12/3