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Jose Albasini is a Mozambican historical figure barely discussed. In his chronicles, pub­lished in the newspaper O Brado Africano (1934), written during his journeys through the interior of Mozambique, in search of his disease – tuberculosis – cure, the chronicler allows the reader a series of colonial period tensions reflections. How does the Albasini sick body show itself in the corpus of his writing? And what are the metaphors related to the disease, in his texts, that tensions the Mozambican realities of twentieth century first decades? These are questions that the present article intends to discuss.

À procura de Moçambique: José Albasini e o corpus de um tuberculoso