broadcasting sector, a fact that gives the government the power to perpetuate the control of public media, including Televisão de Moçambique, Rádio Moçambique as well as the Notícias newspaper, where there is still self-censorship. The same freedoms are mirrored in social media, where citizens express themselves without fear, seeing that social media tools make it possible to share information freely and to manifest criticism and “public outrage” at the management of public affairs. The Migration from Analogue to Digital process, besides being complex and costly, is taking on political contours and conflicts of interest. On the one hand, lies the question of digital migration that has to do with driving business to private interests, irregularities that will harm the State. On the other hand, the exclusion of citizens due to the cost of the decoder unit for the digital signal. Finally, there is the danger of the private sector radio and television being excluded by the state-owned Transport, Multiplexing and Transmission company, which has the monopoly in the transmission of digital signal. 50 So This is Democracy? 2015