AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFootball: Cabo Verde goalkeeper Vozinha says he wants his privacy back as fame grows after the national team’s World Cup run. Coach Bubista is also in the spotlight as Sal hosts CAF’s strategy conference, where he joins Arsène Wenger and other coaches to discuss Africa’s tournament success. Startups: Cabo Verde’s Afrikan Coders made the finals of ECOWAS’s regional startup competition, which drew about 9,000 entries and offers prize money and investment opportunities. Elections: ECOWAS plans to deploy youth observers for Cabo Verde’s November elections, as part of a push to broaden young people’s role in politics. Travel: Cabo Verde is among 50 countries whose nationals may face US visitor-visa bonds of $10,000 to $20,000; the amount is set during the visa interview. Housing: In São Domingos, municipal officials are helping low-income families plan home improvements and address problems linked to building without technical guidance. Climate Diplomacy: Cabo Verde helped co-facilitate the UN’s new declaration on sea-level rise, which affirms that rising seas do not erase countries’ legal rights or statehood.
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