AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration & Rights: A US federal judge in Manhattan struck down the Trump administration’s policy suspending immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, including Cape Verde, calling it “patently unlawful” and beyond the authority of the Secretary of State—good news for families waiting on case-by-case decisions. Local Food & Culture: Morabeza International Food Market is set to open in Norwich on Sept. 4, aiming to bring Cape Verdean and Portuguese staples closer to home. Health & Development: Coris Bank International (controlled by Burkinabè billionaire Idrissa Nassa) pledged $712 million to build hospitals and schools in Burkina Faso, including university hospital centres and vocational education. Sports & Identity: Cape Verde’s goalkeeper Vozinha could be in an international friendly in India, with Kochi or Kolkata in the running as AIFF finalises talks. Malaria Momentum: APLMA CEO says malaria elimination is still achievable, pointing to Cabo Verde as proof that sustained action can work even under tough conditions. Church & Gender: Ghana’s Anglican leadership pushed back against new anti-LGBTQIA+ laws, arguing homosexuality shouldn’t be criminalised.
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