Luta Continua

"Luta Continua" translates from Portuguese to "The Struggle Continues." It originated during the anti-colonial movements in Africa, particularly associated with Mozambique's fight for independence from Portuguese rule. The phrase embodies the idea that even after achieving independence or overcoming obstacles, the pursuit of justice, equality, and development is an ongoing process. It emphasizes resilience and determination in the face of challenges, suggesting that while significant victories may be won, the fight for a better future requires continual effort and commitment. The concept is often invoked to inspire ongoing activism and social change.