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Noémia de Sousa
Carolina Noémia Abranches de Sousa Soares (20 September 1926, Catembe – 4 December 2002)〔(Anita Di Melo, "Noémia de Sousa" ), in ''Dictionary of Literary Biography: African Lusophone Writers''.〕 was a poet from Mozambique who wrote in the Portuguese language. She is also known as ''Vera Micaia''. She is of mixed Portuguese and Bantu descent.
==Life==
She was born of mixed-race heritage in Catembe, on the south side of the bay across from the capital Maputo. Her father was a descended from a Luso-Afro-Indian family from the island of Mozambique; her maternal grandfather was German.〔 Her father taught her to read at the age of four, four years before he died.〔〔The Northeastern Dictionary of Women's Biography]. Boston: Northeastern University Press. 1999. p. 181. ISBN 9781555534219〕〔Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience]. New York, Basic Civitas Books. 1999. p. 26. ISBN 9780465000715〕〔Noémia de Sousa: poesia de combate em Moçambique www.jornalnoticias.co.mz/index.php/caderno-cultural/3827-jt〕
Moving to Portugal by the age of 25, she lived in Lisbon, working as a translator from 1951 to 1964. She then left for Paris, where she worked for the local consulate of Morocco. She went back to Lisbon in 1975 and became a member of the ANOP.
She worked with several newspapers and magazines throughout her life. Some of her most notable collaborations were with ''Mensagem'' (CEI); ''Mensagem'' (Luanda); ''Itinerário''; ''Notícias do Bloqueio'' (Porto, 1959); ''O Brado Africano''; ''Moçambique 58''; ''Vértice'' (Coimbra), ''Sul'' (Brazil).
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