The movements are quick and precise, the smell of tobacco acrid and powerful in the Bongani factory in Maputo, where a dozen skilled workers roll and assemble cigars. Though more commonly associated with Cuba, the smokes are also now being manufactured in Africa, and for those involved in its fabrication in Mozambique, a source of pride. "People don't know we make cigars here, so it's very gratifying for me," says Eugenia Mauaie, an employee. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES