
Azores Roundup: €1.8M for Vineyards & Consular Meeting
Stay updated on the Azores: €1.8M vineyard funding, the 5th Consular Meeting in Ponta Delgada, and cultural highlights like World Embroidery Day.

Stay updated on the Azores: €1.8M vineyard funding, the 5th Consular Meeting in Ponta Delgada, and cultural highlights like World Embroidery Day.

A new study reveals 65% of Cape Verde’s youth plan to emigrate due to job shortages and low wages. Discover the factors driving this demographic shift.

President José Maria Neves proposes new incentives for Cape Verdean volunteers, including scholarships and civil service perks to boost civic engagement.

Discover how Cape Verde’s agrophotovoltaic projects are solving water and energy scarcity by combining solar power with farming in a ‘Sun-to-Plate’ grid.

Guinea-Bissau faces a judicial crisis as a military judge nullifies a Supreme Court ruling to release 2025 coup suspects including Gen. Daba Na Walna.

Latest Portugal news: A serial robber arrested in Lisbon, the Kova M festival returns to Amadora, and a child abuse arrest in Sesimbra. Read the full roundup.

Benfica athlete and record holder Etson Barros discharged from hospital after a 3-month coma following a car crash. Learn about his recovery journey.

Cape Verde’s Sidny Cabral wins the 2026 World Cup Goal of the Tournament for his spectacular strike against Argentina. Discover the story behind the historic goal.

Galp explores a return to Angolan oil exploration following a 44% surge in first-half profits and a strategic focus on the South Atlantic Basin.

Portugal’s Galp explores a return to oil exploration in Angola, focusing on the South Atlantic Basin following its 2024 asset divestment.

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.
