Cape Verde police arrest a man at Nelson Mandela International Airport carrying 44 cocaine capsules internally. Learn more about the drug bust in Praia.
Lisbon’s B.Leza club hosts Roda de Coladeira, featuring Ana Firmino, Cremilda Medina, and Dany Silva celebrating Cape Verdean musical heritage.
Explore the historic candidacy of Joana Rosa, the first woman to run for president in Cape Verde, as she challenges political norms and fights for gender equality.
Cape Verde’s Public Finance Council warns of a 10.5% spike in personnel costs in the 2027 budget, raising concerns over debt and public investment.
Explore how Cabo Verde partners with NASA and ESA to monitor climate change, Saharan dust, and ocean health through the Cabo Verde Ocean-Space initiative.
Record numbers of immigrants, mostly Brazilians, are seeking government aid to leave Portugal due to rising living costs and housing shortages.
Independent candidate Loisito Sousa campaigns for Cape Verde’s presidency, focusing on social inclusion, anti-neocolonialism, and giving the voiceless a seat.
Judge Antero Tavares joins Cape Verde’s presidential race, promising judicial neutrality and a break from partisan politics to foster national consensus.
Discover the unique social structure of Cape Verde, a fusion of West African and Portuguese ancestry that shaped a resilient Creole identity and nation.
Independent candidate Loisito Sousa challenges the political status quo in Cape Verde’s presidential race, promising a voice for the marginalized.
Judge Antero Tavares enters the Cape Verde presidential race as an independent, promising judicial neutrality and a break from party-backed politics.
Operation Shark leads to 11 detentions in Cape Verde as a drug trafficking probe hits police, prison guards, and a major hospital director in Praia.
Cape Verde President José Maria Neves faces voter demands for water, jobs, and housing as he seeks a second term in the upcoming national election.
Cimpor and Pragosa seek Portuguese Competition Authority approval for joint control of Alentejo concrete producer Ibera. Read more about the strategic deal.
Cape Verdean diaspora in Portugal to vote in presidential elections at 67 polling stations. Over 77,000 expatriates are eligible to cast their ballots.
Discover Northern Portugal: Alijó’s São Martinho Fair, international film awards for Cine Clube de Avanca, and the latest regional art and police news.
Discover the Língua de Panu: Cape Verde’s secret code of hand-woven shawls. Learn how these textiles signal love, mourning, and resistance in island culture.
Political analysts urge Cape Verde to elect an ‘impartial referee’ in the upcoming Nov 15 presidential election to navigate global economic uncertainty.
