The Story of Gimo
Best known for Cangomba, gimo was born on January 1, 1964 in the district of Caia village Source, Sofala province, Mozambique nationality. Son of José Tomás and Carlota Cangomba Gimo Joseph, began working very early, ie, to its 17/18 years was selling the beer business, which helped a lot to sustain his studies at that time.
He lived with his older, Luisa and sister still young season concludes 5th grade in 1981, ie, in Matthew Samson Mutemba Secondary School. Currently frequented by students from 8th to 12th grade. He concludes the 7th grade in 2003 at the School of the Pioneers-The Complete First Beira. However, in later years, that is, July 8, 1982 after completing 5th grade when he entered military service compulsory until September 20, 1986 were in all four years. And he was demobilized. Their existing documents attesting based on Article 17 and 18 of Law No. 4/78 of compulsory military service (in Mozambique).
After completing returned to his family home in the still single height enamored lady called Felismina, which lived in cohabiting unmarried, ie, in 1986 after returning to “troop”. And in 1988 they had their first daughter Francisca and then three more children: Rosario, Louis and Charlotte. “Quota Gimo” as well as his colleagues called him, worked in many places as well as hired effective. Particularly on the following companies: CFM (Railways of Mozambique), the ziaguá company (currently known as Fipag), Maintenance Prediária and finally in 2000 the company Mcel, where he worked for 12 years.
And on November 19, 2011, came to earn Certificate of Merit for his outstanding performance and verifiable data According to some state or indicate that he worked as a Sommelier at the Regional Center of Border Directorate and another; had the Plumber profession. However, came from falling ill in September and was diagnosed with cancer or cancer, this happened in the month of October 2013, the clinic Avicenna. And finally, lost his life on December 25, 2013 at 49 years of age.
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