AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoArts & Livelihoods: Chinese-made electric tricycles are helping Cape Verdeans like Praia tuna loader Ivanilda da Veiga and neighborhood delivery driver Odair cut costs and keep small businesses moving through narrow streets. Football Culture: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha’s Colo Colo move is delayed by paperwork, and Chile’s league rules may force him to drop his famous nickname on his shirt—though the club is appealing. Women’s Football: Ghana’s Black Queens opened WAFCON 2026 with a 2-0 win over tournament debutants Cabo Verde, with Doris Boaduwaa scoring early and an own goal doubling the lead. Global Game Politics: FIFA’s plan to sell stakes in a new World Cup commercial subsidiary has triggered a fresh backlash from UEFA and others, while Gianni Infantino insists it’s a consultation and not an obligation. Tourism & Music: A new São Vicente walking tour, “Vozinha & the Barefoot Diva,” links Vozinha’s football story with Cesária Évora’s morna legacy, ending with live acoustic music.
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