Shenzhen Haozhi Culture and Media Co., Ltd. is a China-based media and film production company founded in February 2017, with a registered capital of 10 million RMB. Wholly owned by Zhao Yuehui (趙躍輝), it operates in the broadcasting, television, and film production sector, offering services including cultural event planning, corporate image strategy, and audiovisual content production.
The Gabinete de Informação (莫桑比克國家新聞辦公室), or GABINFO, is a central state institution subordinate to the Prime Minister of Mozambique, with legal personality and administrative autonomy. According to GABINFO, its functions include advising the government on information matters, facilitating coordination between the government and media, and promoting public dissemination of official government activities domestically and internationally.
Valor Econômico is a Brazilian financial daily newspaper launched on May 2, 2000, and focuses on financial, economic, and business news while also covering culture, careers, and investment. It was originally co-founded as a joint venture between Grupo Folha and Grupo Globo, each holding a 50 percent stake, before Grupo Globo acquired full ownership in September 2016.
Monitor Mercantil is a Brazilian business newspaper founded in 1912 in Rio de Janeiro, currently operating as a digital publication covering finance, economics, and markets. Its editor-in-chief and co-owner, Marcos de Oliveira, also serves as an advisor to the Brazil-China Cultural Exchange Chamber of Commerce. De Oliveira has traveled to China on multiple occasions since at least 2017, when he attended the BRICS Media Forum in Beijing, and has given interviews to Xinhua News Agency. The newspaper hosts a dedicated Belt and Road (Cinturão e Rota in Portuguese) section in partnership with Xinhua and joined the Belt and Road News Network (BRNN) in 2022 – a Beijing-based media alliance chaired by People’s Daily, the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party’s Central Committee. Monitor Mercantil has also conducted joint reporting trips with People’s Daily across five Brazilian states covering Chinese corporate projects, and de Oliveira published an article directly in People’s Daily in October 2025 praising China’s Five-Year Plan — content subsequently shared by the Chinese Consulate-General in Rio de Janeiro and the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson’s official accounts. In July 2025, the newspaper co-organized the 7th BRICS Media and Think Tank Forum in Rio de Janeiro alongside Xinhua.
Oracle Media Productions Limited is a Zambian privately owned limited company incorporated on September 15, 2016 and registered with the Office of the Registrar of Companies and Business Names at Ibex Hill, Lusaka. The company was established as the publishing entity for The Mast, an independent Lusaka daily newspaper founded as a successor to The Post, a prominent Zambian independent newspaper that was forced into liquidation in 2016 following a government tax dispute. According to Lusaka Times, citing a PACRA search conducted at the time, the shareholders were Mutinta Mazoka-M’membe, wife of veteran journalist and Post founder Fred M’membe, and Frank Sibbuku. Mutinta Mazoka-M’membe served as Managing Director as of 2016. The company appears in Zambian court proceedings as “Oracle Media Production Limited trading as The Mast Newspaper” — with the name rendered inconsistently across official sources. Shortly after The Mast began publishing in late 2016, the Zambia Revenue Authority declared it an illegal publication on the grounds that Oracle Media was not registered for tax purposes, and the provisional liquidator of The Post accused Mazoka-M’membe and Sibbuku of fraudulently converting Post property to Oracle Media’s use, demanding 5 million Zambian kwacha in compensation and threatening to petition for the winding-up of Oracle Media Productions Limited.
The Mast is a privately owned independent daily newspaper published in Lusaka, Zambia, incorporated on September 15, 2016 under Oracle Media and owned by Mutinta Mazoka-M’membe. The paper was founded as a direct successor to The Post, another leading Zambian publication, after Zambian tax authorities ordered the closure of Post Newspapers Limited on June 21, 2016, demanding 6.1 million US dollars in tax arrears, and a court placed the company in liquidation in November 2016. Fred M’membe, husband of Mazoka-M’membe, had founded and edited The Post from 1991 until its closure and remains closely associated with The Mast. In February 2017, the International Press Institute reported that over 20 armed police officers raided the couple’s home, arrested Mazoka-M’membe, and attempted to prevent the paper from printing — actions IPI characterized as a politically motivated campaign to silence criticism of the ruling Patriotic Front government of President Edgar Lungu. Reporters Without Borders identifies The Mast, alongside News Diggers and the Daily Nation, as one of Zambia’s three most influential newspapers. The paper publishes daily print and digital editions.
The Embassy of the People’s Republic of China (中華人民共和國) in Greece is China’s chief diplomatic mission in the country, located in Athens. The mission was established in 1972, following the normalization of diplomatic relations between the two countries. The embassy serves as the primary channel for political, economic, and cultural relations between China and Greece, and houses a Chinese Visa Application Service Center, a consular affairs division, and an economic and commercial office. In November 2025, the embassy condemned remarks by U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle, who suggested that Athens should consider selling the Chinese-operated Port of Piraeus (比雷埃夫斯港), where the Chinese state-owned shipping company COSCO holds a 67 percent stake.
Brasil 247 is a Brazilian news and political analysis website with a left-leaning editorial line, founded in March 2011. The site covers Brazilian politics, economics, and current affairs, and is managed by Editora 247, which also operates the TV 247 YouTube channel, launched in August 2017.
Zambezi FM Radio is a commercial FM radio station based in Livingstone, in Zambia’s Southern Province. According to the media directory of MISA Zambia, a media membership association founded in 1995, the station is located at the 6th Floor of Mosi-O-Tunya House, Livingstone, and broadcasts on 107.7 FM. The station began broadcasting in August 2006, and according to Music In Africa, its signal covers Livingstone, Kazungula, Zimba, parts of Kalomo, and parts of Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Namibia. The station describes itself as offering music, entertainment, and cultural programming focused on African heritage, and broadcasts in English, Silozi, Tonga, Nyanja, and Bemba. LinkedIn lists between 11 and 50 employees, though the company page requires a logged-in session to view in full. In August 2023, Zambezi FM signed a news service agreement with China’s state-run Xinhua News Agency.