Cape Verde votes for president, with incumbent favoured to win
Polling stations have opened in Cape Verde for a presidential election with incumbent Jose Maria Neves favoured to win a second term as head of state of the west African archipelago renowned for its democratic stability. He is up against the country's first ever woman candidate Joana Rosa Amado…
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