Cape Verde

Cape Verde was discovered in the early 15th century, specifically in 1456 by Portuguese explorers. The islands were uninhabited at the time and were gradually settled by the Portuguese during the following decades. Cape Verde became an important stopover for ships traveling to the Americas and Africa due to its strategic location.

No, Cape Verde is not a member of the European Union.

Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, 6.

1) Isménia do Frederico - competed in women's 100 meter dash athletics at the 1996 and 2000 Olympics.

2) António Carlos Piña - competed in men's marathon athletics at the 1996, 2000, and 2004 Olympics.

3) Henry Andrade - competed in men's 110 meter hurdles athletics at the 1996 Olympics.

4) Vânia Monteiro - competed in women's individual rhythmic gymnastics at the 2004 and 2008 Olympics.

5) Flavio Furtado - competed in men's light-heayweight class boxing at the 2004 Olympics.

6) Nelson Cruz - competed in men's marathon athletics at the 2008 Olympics.

For the 2012 Games in London, Adysângela Moniz has qualified to compete in women's heavyweight class judo. Nelson Cruz and Lidiane Lopes are expected to compete in athletics.

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No- Cape Verde is a collection of islands off the North West coast of Africa, while Cape Town is situated in the South of the African continent.

In the summer. Around august September and october

In these times it is the hottest. Great for surfing and kite flying.

The Cape Verde islands were uninhabited when they were discovered by the Portuguese in 1456. The official name of the country is now Cabo Verde.