AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCabo Verde Tourism Push After World Cup Spotlight: Cabo Verde’s World Cup breakthrough has put the islands on the global map, raising a big question for leaders: how to turn new attention into tourism and investment without overwhelming places already under pressure. Presidential Election Date Set: President José Maria Neves has set Nov. 15 for Cabo Verde’s presidential election, with a Nov. 29 runoff if no candidate wins in the first round. WAFCON Momentum for Cabo Verde Women: Cabo Verde’s women’s team is gearing up for a historic WAFCON 2026 debut in Morocco, starting against Ghana, aiming to carry the men’s World Cup momentum into the tournament. Vozinha’s Club Move Update: Cabo Verde goalkeeper Vozinha is set to complete his transfer to Colo Colo after visa delays, following his standout World Cup run. US Visa Bond Rule Hits 50 Countries (Including Cabo Verde): The US is making its visa bond programme permanent, with bonds up to $20,000 for some business and tourist visa applicants from 50 countries (including many in Africa), as the policy expands. WHO Funding Round Includes Cabo Verde: 14 African countries, including Cabo Verde, pledged over $45m to support WHO’s first-ever Investment Round for more sustainable health financing.
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