Cape Verde: A heavenly archipelago in coastal West Africa

Cape Verde is an archipelago of volcanic origin, consisting of ten islands. The African island country was discovered in 1460 by Diogo Gomes at the service of the Portuguese crown. He found the islands uninhabited and seemingly without evidence of previous human presence.

The country was a colony of Portugal from the fifteenth century until its independence in 1975.

In its research, Lexis couldn't find any translators associations in Cape Verde, which does not mean that there isn't an interpreters and translators association in the African country.

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The other Portuguese-speaking African countries that make up the PALOP - former colonies of Portugal in Africa, which gained independence between 1973 and 1975 - are Angola, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique and Sao Tome and Principe.