'Pánu di téra', first produced in the country in the 15th century, took on different meanings over time, moving from being a bridal or mourning cloth, to becoming a currency during colonisation, and finally becoming a symbol of recovered independence

Joaquina Almeida from the Union of Workers of Cape Verde classified as 'very worrying' the labor situation on Barlovento Island, speaking in São Vicente in a press conference aside the meeting with the Chamber of Commerce on Labour Code

The Escola Básica do Brasil dedicated to deaf children started this year with just 12 students from the first to the sixth year and five teachers, a drop of 18 students from 2022

The Eduardo Medina primary school, in Pascoal Alves, Porto Novo, reopens its doors from today 16 September after a school year closed due to a lack of students