Cape Verdean Judiciary Police arrest two women in Praia for trafficking cocaine, cannabis, and hashish in an Achada de Santo António neighborhood raid.
Castelo Branco’s Sabores de Perdição Festival returns in 2026, focusing on local talent, regional gastronomy, and the International Arts and Crafts Biennial.
Cape Verde is launching a pilot program for extended school hours on Sal, Boa Vista, and Santiago to support working parents and elderly caregivers.
Explore the history of the 1585 sacking of Ribeira Grande by Sir Francis Drake. Discover how the ‘Sea Dogs’ changed the fate of Santiago, Cape Verde.
Discover how Cape Verde’s shift to wind and solar power is reducing fuel imports, creating jobs, and building a sustainable green economy for the archipelago.
Discover the volcanic terroir of Santo Antão, Cape Verde. Learn how traditional sugarcane farming and artisanal Grogue production thrive on rugged mountain slopes.
Discover the Escola de Rendas de Bilros in Boa Vista, Cape Verde. Learn how this school preserves the historic and intricate art of handmade bobbin lace.
Explore Cape Verde’s ambitious goal to reach 50% renewable energy by 2030 through wind, solar, and innovative debt-for-nature swaps.
Colo-Colo confirms the signing of Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha. The 2026 World Cup breakout star joins the Chilean giants after a stunning tournament performance.
Portugal’s Parliament President praises the release of Bissau-Guinean leader Domingos Simões Pereira, calling it a vital step for democratic normalcy.
CPLP calls for total freedom for Guinea-Bissau leader Domingos Simões Pereira after his release for medical treatment in Lisbon amidst political unrest.
Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira arrives in Lisbon for medical treatment after being released from detention amid political unrest.
Azores strengthens ties with West Africa and Macaronesia through the ATLANTE Project, positioning the archipelago as a strategic hub for Atlantic cooperation.
UNESCO and Cape Verde partner to launch the Atlantic Creoleness platform, bridging Africa and its diaspora through shared heritage and sustainable development.
Discover the history and significance of carregar à cabeça, Cape Verde’s ancient tradition of head-carrying, symbolizing resilience, grace, and African heritage.
Explore the 1951 status change of Cape Verde from a colony to a Portuguese overseas province and how it fueled the movement for independence in 1975.
Freed Guinea-Bissau opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira arrives in Lisbon for medical treatment, vowing to return home and continue his political fight.
President António José Seguro concludes Cape Verde visit, honoring teachers and celebrating the nation’s first kidney transplant through bilateral cooperation.
