AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration & Identity: The U.S. lifted its January pause on immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, including Cape Verde, after a federal judge struck down the policy—visa processing resumes under normal rules. Digital Inclusion: A World Bank report warns that 2.8 billion people still lack government-recognized digital ID, and that gender gaps are re-emerging in digital ID ownership and everyday use. Community & Culture in Education: More public schools are rolling out dual language programs, with students learning half their day in a second language to build multilingual skills and cross-cultural understanding. Sports & National Pride: Cape Verde’s viral social media post about Lionel Messi’s retirement follows the country’s World Cup run, where it reached the Round of 32 and won global attention. Women’s Empowerment: Stakeholders at a women’s summit called for bigger investment in mentoring and skills so the next generation of women can lead and thrive in the future of work. Tech for Students: Google expanded a free AI offer to university students across 27 African countries, including Cabo Verde, with Gemini tools and cloud storage.
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