The Minister for Infrastructure, Spatial Planning and Housing, Mr Victor Coutinho, and the Minister for Tourism and Transport, Dr José Luís Sá Nogueira, visited the Santa Maria pontoon,...

The Minister for the Family, Inclusion and Social Development, Fernando Elísio Freire, who also holds the Labour portfolio, presided over the opening ceremony of the World Day of...

On 28 April, the Prime Minister's Deputy Minister for Youth and Sport, Carlos do Canto Monteiro, presided over the inauguration of the new Gymnastics Hall at the...

The position of strengthening bilateral relations was defended this morning in Madrid during a working meeting between Cape Verde's Minister for the Sea, Jorge Santos, and...

In view of the press release from the Municipalities of Boa Vista and Maio regarding the last General Assembly of the Boa Vista Islands Tourist Development Company (Sociedade de Desenvolvimento Turístico das Ilhas da Boa Vista...

Following the Prime Minister's visits to works and projects in the municipalities, Ulisses Correia e Silva was in São Lourenço dos Órgãos on the 28th...

The Minister of Tourism and Transport, José Luís Sá Nogueira, has announced that the International Cape Verdean Gastronomy Week will be held in July this year, as part of the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the...

The Minister for Investment Promotion and Business Development, Eurico Monteiro, attended a Traditional Tea Afternoon organised by the Cape Verde School of Hospitality and Tourism (EHTCV) at...

The Minister for the Family, Inclusion and Social Development, Fernando Elísio Freire, will be on Fogo Island until 21 March, accompanied by some of his officials, with...

The Special Regime for Micro and Small Enterprises (REMPE) has played a crucial role in strengthening Cape Verde's business fabric since its implementation in 2014, through Law 70/VIII/2014. This regime was designed to promote competitiveness, productivity and the formalisation of micro and small businesses, contributing...

Cape Verde, with its strategic location in the Atlantic, political stability and a growing economic environment, presents itself as fertile ground for the development of innovative and sustainable businesses. Cape Verde's youth, dynamic and creative, is in a privileged position to exploit emerging opportunities in strategic sectors such as...

Cape Verde, an archipelago strategically located in West Africa, has established itself as an attractive destination for global investors, thanks to its stable political environment, favourable economic policies and a clear vision of sustainable development. In recent years, the country has seen robust economic growth, driven by strategic sectors such as...

The Cape Verdean government recently announced the launch of the Morabeza Fund, an innovative initiative worth 24 million dollars aimed at fostering the growth of technology start-ups led by young people and women. This fund, approved under the Lusophone Compact and negotiated with the African Development Bank...

The Blue Economy has emerged as a strategic pillar for the sustainable development of Cape Verde, an archipelago whose vast maritime extension represents more than 99% of its territory. In this context, the PROMEB II Technical Assistance Programme, led by Pró Empresa in partnership with the United Nations...

The Start-Up Youth Programme, a nationwide initiative promoted by the Cape Verdean government, stands out as a strategic platform for fostering entrepreneurship among young Cape Verdeans. Officially launched in 2017 at the 3E - Entrepreneurship, Employability and Employment event, this programme aims to empower young people, especially women, to develop...

Digital transformation has proved to be a key driver for the growth and competitiveness of Cape Verde's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). In a global context marked by rapid technological evolution, the archipelago has invested significantly in digital infrastructure and public policies that promote innovation and business digitalisation....

Cape Verde has been consolidating itself as an example of digital transformation in Africa, standing out for its strategic vision and investments in technology. The recent inauguration of TechPark CV, a reference infrastructure supported by the African Development Bank, symbolises the country's commitment to positioning itself as a technological hub...

The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) in Cape Verde, one of the main economic indicators that measures how families feel about their financial situation and the country's economy, registered a negative evolution in the first quarter of 2025. This behaviour reflects the continuation of the downward trend observed...