Cape Verde’s Transition: From Desalination to Green Hydrogen
Explore how Cape Verde is pioneering the 'Hydro-Hydrogen' frontier by turning desalination brine and wind energy into a sustainable green
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São Tomé and Príncipe Seeks UNESCO Status for Roças
São Tomé and Príncipe eyes UNESCO World Heritage status for its historic colonial plantations (roças), aiming to boost heritage tourism
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Argentina’s World Cup Final Berth No Fluke: Mauro Airez
Former international Mauro Airez discusses Argentina's tactical journey to the 2026 World Cup final vs Spain and praises Lionel Scaloni's
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Sao Tome Seeks UNESCO Status for Historic Colonial Plantations
Sao Tome and Principe seeks UNESCO World Heritage status for its historic colonial plantations (roças) to boost tourism and preserve
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July 18 in History: Henry VIII, Nelson Mandela & More
Explore the historical significance of July 18, from Henry VIII's break with Rome to Nelson Mandela’s legacy and major global
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Cape Verde Parliament Passes New Government Program Confidence Motion
Cape Verde's parliament approves the PAICV government program via a confidence motion, despite legal allegations against PM Francisco Carvalho.
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Lisbon Protests: Sanctions Demanded for Guinea-Bissau Regime
Bissau-Guinean protesters in Lisbon demand sanctions and the release of opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira amid rising political tension.
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London Protest Over Guinea-Bissau Leader’s Detention
Protesters in London confront the Sierra Leone Ambassador over the detention of Guinea-Bissau leader Domingos Simões Pereira, calling for ECOWAS
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Cape Verde to Abolish Public University Tuition Fees by 2026
Cape Verde government announces the abolition of public university tuition fees by 2026 to boost education access and economic development.
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Guinea-Bissau’s CPLP Suspension: A Blow to Lusophone Family
Portugal’s CPLP ambassador calls Guinea-Bissau's suspension a 'painful moment' for the Lusophone family following the nation's political turmoil and coup.
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