New Book Reclaims Human Stories of Monte Txota Massacre
Explore the new book 'Monte Txota – A Massacre in Cape Verde,' reclaiming the human stories and memories of the
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Historic First Kidney Transplant Performed in Cape Verde
Cape Verde makes medical history with its first-ever kidney transplant at Agostinho Neto University Hospital, ending the need for overseas
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Cape Verde Performs Historic First Kidney Transplant
Cape Verde achieves a historic medical milestone with its first successful kidney transplant at Agostinho Neto University Hospital in Praia.
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Cape Verde President Warns of Plastic Crisis on Santa Luzia
Cape Verde President José Maria Neves calls for global action as 800 tons of plastic waste and fishing nets suffocate
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New Book Reexamines Cape Verde’s Monte Txota Massacre
Explore the new book "Monte Txota: A Massacre in Cape Verde" by investigative journalists reexamining the 2016 tragedy ten years
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Shigella in Cape Verde Hotels Linked to Irrigation Water
Cape Verde health officials link Shigella bacteria cases in hotels to contaminated irrigation water used for fresh produce on Sal
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Tchinda Andrade: Cape Verde’s Transgender Pioneer Dies at 45
Tchinda Andrade, Cape Verde's LGBTQ+ pioneer and star of the documentary 'Tchindas', has died at 45. Remembering her legacy of
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Tourism and Invasive Species Threaten Madeira’s Forest
Madeira’s UNESCO-listed laurel forest faces threats from mass tourism and invasive species. Learn how policy makers and experts plan to
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Cape Verde President Urges Action on SIDS Water Security
Cape Verde President José Maria Neves calls on developed nations to fund water security and climate resilience for Small Island
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Cape Verde Independence Archive Launched by Pedro Pires Inst.
Explore Cape Verde's history with the new Pedro Pires Institute digital archive, featuring documents on independence and the nation's political
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