Government Change refers to a transition in the political leadership or structure of a government. This can occur through various means, including elections, appointments, or revolutions. It typically involves the replacement of key officials, such as the head of state, members of the cabinet, or the legislative body, and may reflect shifts in political power, public policy direction, or social and economic priorities. Government change can be a result of the democratic process, where voters elect new representatives, or it can happen through non-democratic means, such as coups or forced resignations. The implications of government change can be significant, affecting governance, stability, and the relationship between the government and its citizens.
Cabo Verde's Ministry of Finance is now independent, led by Vice Prime Minister Olavo Correia to enhance economic policies. A new Ministry of Promotion of Investments and Business Development has…