News – Page 14 – Cabo Verde

Can Brazil defend its football supremacy? Explore Brazil's World Cup legacy and the rising threats from Germany and Argentina ahead

Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira named a suspect in an alleged 2025 coup attempt, sparking concerns of political persecution.

Explore June 4th history: From the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and the liberation of Rome to the first hot air

US State Department consolidates African visa processing to 20 hubs, requiring many applicants to travel internationally for interviews. Learn how

Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa denies a rift with Luis Suárez after omitting the veteran striker from the 2026 World Cup

Plan your perfect Cape Verde adventure with our guide to island hopping. Learn about domestic flights, CV Interilhas ferries, and

Residents of the former Santa Filomena neighborhood in Amadora, Portugal, face sudden housing demolitions during a municipal cleanup operation.

Guinea-Bissau begins its first census in 15 years. Transitional leader General Inta-a calls for national unity and massive participation for

The Food Bank of Cape Verde collected 10 tons of food, providing three months of essential supplies for 1,000 families

Fuel prices in Cape Verde reach record highs due to Middle East conflict. Gasoline and diesel up 26% since March

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