Four Britons have died after contracting gut infections on the archapeligo since last year.

Holidaymakers sue TUI after gastric illness outbreaks linked to six British deaths ...

Four British people have died within a period of four months after being struck down with stomach bugs while holidaying in Cape Verde.

Cape Verde’s Minister of Tourism says the destination is safe for tourists and has no Shigella outbreak after four tourists ...

The government of Cape Verde has declared a state of emergency after a tropical storm devastated parts of the African archipelago, killing at least eight people, according to officials. Rescue workers ...

What travellers need to know about Shigella: Doctor’s advice following cases in Cape Verde - Expert advice from a travel doctor after gastric illness reports in Cape Verde ...

Hundreds of holidaymakers who stayed at a luxury TUI hotel in Cape Verde claim to have picked up serious tummy bugs, with victims complaining of improperly cooked food, poor sanitation and unhygienic ...

The family of a British woman who died after a holiday in Cape Verde have urged travellers to take hygiene warnings seriously as UK health authorities examine a spike in serious illnesses.

Warning over travel to Cape Verde after dozens of Britons contract stomach bugs - The UK Health Security Agency said it has identified cases of shigella and salmonella linked to travel to the winter ...

Holidaymakers have been left enraged after major health scares in Cape Verde have caused confusion over whether or not it is safe to travel to the West African archipelago ...

Safety tips include drinking bottled water, not having ice in drinks and regular hand washing.