AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAfrican Football: Cabo Verde is hosting CAF’s strategy conference in Santa Maria, Sal, through October 9. Administrators are discussing grassroots and youth development, women’s football and plans to build on Africa’s strong 2026 World Cup showing. Tourism: Cabo Verde welcomed a record 1.25 million hotel guests in 2025, and Sal is drawing more solo female travellers, according to a resort report. Community & Environment: Santiago Bishop Tavares urged Christians to reject violence, including online abuse, and care for the environment, warning that greed can fuel injustice. Youth & Democracy: ECOWAS plans to include youth election observers in Cabo Verde’s November polls, aiming to give young people a stronger role in political life. Housing: In São Domingos, municipal architect Marco Aurélio Furtado helps low-income families improve homes with practical design and repair support. Diaspora Arts: The FABRIC Arts Festival, running October 8–11 in Fall River and across southeastern New England, brings Cape Verdean and other immigrant stories into a programme of art, music, food and storytelling.
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