Cabo Verde

Cachupa: Cabo Verde’s Soul in a Stew

Across the scattered volcanic islands of Cabo Verde, the air often carries the scent of something slow and deeply seasoned. In kitchens from Mindelo to Praia, pots simmer for hours, their contents transforming...

Tuna fishing agreement with Cabo Verde approved by Parliament

Fishers from Spain, France and Portugal to benefit from the deal The EU will pay €780,000 a year to Cabo Verde Support for sustainable fishing in Cabo Verde and measures against illegal fishing 56 EU vessels...

A Culinary Journey Through Cabo Verde

On the windswept archipelago of Cabo Verde, the sea’s rhythm shapes daily life, but it is at the table that the islands’ history and...

Grogue: The Fiery Heart of Cabo Verde

In the volcanic highlands of Santo Antão and the sun-baked valleys of Santiago, a clear, potent liquor emerges from a blend of cane, craft, and patience. Known simply as grogue, it is a distilled spirit that carries more than heat—it distills the labor, landscape, and legacy of Cabo Verde into a single glass. To outsiders, grogue may appear akin to rum, yet for Cape Verdeans it stands as something far more complex. It is a living tradition, an artisanal practice handed down through generations, and for many, a distilled expression of national identity. From Cane to Flame Production remains rooted in centuries-old techniques, often in modest family-run distilleries known as trapiches. Harvested...

How Cabo Verde indigenous beans could boost food security

Anyse Sofia Fernandes Pereira Essoh, Nova School of Business and Economics - With just over half a million inhabitants, Cabo Verde is heavily dependent...

Cape Verde is the third African country to eliminate malaria: here’s how

Tiaan de Jager, University of Pretoria and Taneshka Kruger, University of Pretoria - Cape Verde has been certified malaria-free by the World Health Organization. The archipelago to the west of Senegal consists of 10 islands,...

Tuna fishing agreement with Cabo Verde approved by Parliament

Fishers from Spain, France and Portugal to benefit from the deal The EU will pay €780,000 a year to Cabo Verde Support for sustainable fishing in Cabo Verde and measures against illegal fishing 56 EU vessels will be able to fish tuna and related species during the next five years in Cabo Verde’s waters, under an updated fisheries deal. 24 freezer tuna seiners, 10 pole-and-line tuna vessels, and...

Cabo Verde: A Cultural Mosaic in the Atlantic

Off the coast of West Africa, scattered like a constellation in the Atlantic, lies Cabo Verde—an archipelago where continents and centuries meet. Here, the echoes of African rhythms intertwine with the lyrical traces...

A Culinary Journey Through Cabo Verde

On the windswept archipelago of Cabo Verde, the sea’s rhythm shapes daily life, but it is at the table...

Grogue: The Fiery Heart of Cabo Verde

In the volcanic highlands of Santo Antão and the sun-baked valleys of Santiago, a clear, potent liquor emerges from a blend of cane, craft, and patience. Known simply as grogue, it is a...

Cape Verde is the third African country to eliminate malaria: here’s how

Tiaan de Jager, University of Pretoria and Taneshka Kruger, University of Pretoria - Cape Verde has been certified malaria-free by the World Health Organization. The archipelago to the west of Senegal consists of 10 islands, and has a population of over 500,000 people. It is the third country in Africa...