Dmytro Yatsiuk speaks about the experiences that shaped his three decades in Mozambique and the development of his long‑running Portuguese‑language work on Ukraine.
This episode features a conversation about the path that brought him from Latvia and Ukraine to Mozambique, the early days of creating Ukrainian content in Portuguese, and how his work evolved through the 2004 Orange Revolution, the 2014 Revolution of Dignity, and the 2022 full‑scale invasion.
He also discusses the information environment in Portuguese‑speaking Africa, the persistence of Russian disinformation, and why maintaining accurate Ukrainian narratives for international audiences remains essential.
His blog, where he continues this work, can be found here.
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