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Officials from Madeira and Benguela met to explore partnerships in tuna fishing and investment opportunities, aimed at strengthening economic ties and promoting development.
The Madeira Association for Multiple Sclerosis will commemorate World Multiple Sclerosis Day on May 29 at Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça to raise awareness about the daily challenges faced by those living with the disease.
Firefighters were dispatched to Rua do Pina in Funchal after a fire reignited in an abandoned house. The location is known for frequent fires and is often occupied by homeless individuals.
The Norwegian Sun cruise ship, carrying 1,635 passengers and 893 crew, arrived in Funchal for a day's visit amidst its 22-day voyage from Cape Town to Southampton.
Miguel Albuquerque, President of the Madeira Regional Government, emphasizes the digital economy as a strategic opportunity for the island, addressing challenges of insularity.
The Norwegian Sun, a major cruise ship, has docked in Funchal, Madeira, bringing over 2,500 people for a day of exploration. The ship, built in 2001, is making its way from Tenerife to Vigo.
The JPP is urging for equal territorial application of the national Program Regressar, aimed at encouraging emigrants to return to Madeira. This initiative is crucial for ensuring that all Madeirans, including those living abroad, benefit equally.
Miguel Castro, leader of CH, emphasized the need for ethical governance during a session at the Madeira Legislative Assembly, urging transparency over rhetoric.
In a series of heartfelt ceremonies, three respected residents of Madeira, Dolores de Ornelas, Laurentina Teixeira, and João José Freitas de Nóbrega, have been laid to rest.
A series of accidents on Madeira's expressway resulted in injuries to a young motorcyclist and an elderly woman. Both incidents occurred on May 26, 2026, involving a motorcycle and a car near the exit to Pena and São Martinho.
Two separate accidents occurred on Madeira's highway, resulting in injuries. A 70-year-old woman and a 26-year-old motorcyclist were both transported to the hospital.
In a proactive health initiative, SESARAM conducted cardiovascular screenings for 187 healthcare professionals over 40 years, emphasizing the importance of early detection and prevention of cardiovascular risks.