AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoVozinha transfer: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha has signed with Chilean giants Colo Colo on an 18-month deal after his breakout 2026 World Cup run, with the club confirming he will travel to Santiago for medical checks and be presented at Estadio Monumental. WAFCON media rights: CAF has lined up major broadcasters for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, including BeIN Sports, Canal Plus, SuperSport, DAZN and Channel 4, plus a wide list of free-to-air partners across Africa (including RTCV in Cape Verde). Tourism & connectivity: Eve Air Mobility and Moov have signed a Letter of Intent to explore up to 30 eVTOL aircraft for Cabo Verde, targeting routes between islands and key tourism, port and medical use cases. Infrastructure finance: AfDB approved a €100m ($114m) loan for Gotion Power Morocco to build a lithium battery giga-factory, aiming to scale to 100GWh and boost local industrial integration. Digital development: Tunisia ranked 6th in Africa in the 2026 ITU ICT Development Index, highlighting strong mobile coverage but affordability pressure. Local economy spotlight: FILDA 2026 in Angola closed with a provisional 139,000 visitors (+7.5%), drawing 2,348 exhibitors and covering sectors from banking to energy and youth entrepreneurship.
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