AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Education Boost: Google expands its free one-year Google AI Plus offer to students across 27 African countries, including Cabo Verde, with Gemini tools, higher usage limits, and 400GB cloud storage. Maritime Skills Update: The IMO says seafarer assessment, examination and certification must evolve as automation, digital tech, autonomous shipping, and alternative fuels change what crews need to know—training and administrations across West and Central Africa are being aligned. Remote Work Snapshot: A Remitly study using millions of LinkedIn listings finds South Africa has the lowest share of remote vacancies in Africa (17.6%), while Cabo Verde ranks among the highest (94.7%), highlighting big differences in where remote roles are advertised. Atlantic Weather Watch (Cabo Verde Link): Forecasters are tracking new Atlantic disturbances, with a Cabo Verde-type wave now linked to a high chance of becoming Tropical Storm Dolly; NOAA notes the name is on the rotating list and not tied to Dolly Parton’s recent death. Cape Verdean Tech & Culture in Focus: Brown University’s Herbarium helped preserve a piece of World Cup turf for the Cape Verdean Museum, keeping the Miami equalizer moment from Sidny Lopes Cabral in a long-lasting display.
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