AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRoad Safety Tragedy: A bus carrying schoolchildren plunged about 100ft into a rocky ravine on Cape Verde’s volcanic island of Fogo, killing at least 20 (22 reported) and injuring 19 as rescuers struggle to reach survivors. Air Connectivity & Tourism: Nigeria and Cabo Verde discussed stronger direct air links, migration cooperation, tourism partnerships and technical collaboration, including transport frameworks. Route Expansion for Travelers: Bristol Airport added nine new 2026 routes, including easyJet’s new three-times-weekly service to Sal (Cape Verde) from May 1, plus more options across Europe and Tunisia. Airline Network Impact: TAP’s Africa network—covering Cabo Verde among other Portuguese-speaking destinations—could be affected by Portugal’s final-round talks over a 44.9% stake in the national carrier. Travel Disruption: More than 150 holidaymakers were left stranded in Cabo Verde for days after a flight to East Midlands was cancelled due to a technical issue, with accommodation provided. Entry Rules Reminder: South Africans visiting Cabo Verde for up to 30 days don’t need a visa but must complete EASE pre-registration and pay an airport security tax online before departure.
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