AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAdventure Tourism: Cabo Verde is getting a boost as the Adventure Travel Trade Association and the Institute of Tourism of Cabo Verde, backed by the World Bank, roll out AdventureWEEK (Feb 3–12, 2026), bringing 14 tour operators and media to spotlight hiking, culture, and community-based experiences—projected to drive over US$7.1M in visitor spending across Africa from 2026–2028. Football & Identity: A CNN Sports profile quotes Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo on how Cape Verde’s 2026 World Cup run surprised the world, while he says African football’s rise was already obvious to players who’ve faced it. Film & Diaspora: Basil da Cunha’s Locarno-premiered Reboleira-set feature “O Jacaré” spotlights a Cape Verdean diaspora neighbourhood in Lisbon, mixing community cast energy with a crocodile-on-the-loose crime-comedy vibe. WAFCON Finance Row (Ghana): Ghana’s Black Queens push back after the Sports Ministry denies unpaid per diems/bonuses, while the Ministry insists payments were made and only some bonuses remain “being processed.” Atlantic Weather Watch: The NHC is tracking two Atlantic areas tied to Cabo Verde—one with a 30% development chance and another near 50%—as systems shift and forecasts update.
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