AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFootball & Culture: CAF’s strategy conference brought African football leaders to Sal from October 7–9. President Patrice Motsepe said a return to an every-two-years Africa Cup of Nations is under review, after plans to move to a four-year cycle drew criticism. Tourism: Cabo Verde is drawing more solo women travellers as visitor numbers reach record highs. Sal accounted for nearly 60% of hotel arrivals in 2025. Faith & Community: Santiago Bishop Tavares urged Christians to reject violence—including abuse on social media—and care for creation, calling for a more humane society. Diaspora Arts: The FABRIC Arts Festival in New England, running October 8–11, brings Cape Verdean artists and traditions into a programme exploring migration, identity and belonging. Travel & Opportunity: Cabo Verdeans are among 46 African nationalities eligible for 30-day visa-free visits to the Philippines. Qualified Cabo Verdean applicants can also apply for several International Criminal Court roles in The Hague.
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