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Cape Verde (country code +238) Communication of 17.VI.2004: The Direction Générale des Communications-DGC-ICTI, Praia, announces the introduction of a new telephone numbering plan for the fixed and mobile telephone networks of Cabo Verde (country code +238) as from 3 July 2004 at 0300 hours UTC (0200 hours local time) . The new numbering plan will change from six digits to seven digits for all subscribers to the Cabo Verde network. The change consists of adding, in front of the existing number: digit 2 for fixed telephone, and digit 9 for mobile telephone. Examples : • Fixed telephone : +238 2XX XX XX • Mobile telephone : +238 9XX XX XX Where +238 is the country code for Cabo Verde Islands Towns and villages Old subscriber New subscriber numbers numbers Santo Antão Ribeira Grande 21XXXX 221 XXXX Porto Novo 22XXXX 222 XXXX Paul 23XXXX 223 XXXX Coculi 24XXXX 224 XXXX Ponta Sol 25XXXX 225 XXXX Manta Velha/Châ de Igreja 26XXXX 226 XXXX Lajedos/Alto Mira 27XXXX 227 XXXX São Vicente Mindelo 30XXXX 230 XXXX Mindelo 31XXXX 231 XXXX Mindelo 32XXXX 232 XXXX São Nicolau Ribeira Brava 35XXXX 235 XXXX Tarrafal São Nicolau 36XXXX 236 XXXX Faja 37XXXX 237 XXXX Praia Branca 38XXXX 238 XXXX Sal Espargos 41XXXX 241 XXXX Santa Maria 42XXXX 242 XXXX Boa Vista Sal Rei 51XXXX 251 XXXX Fundo das Figueiras 52XXXX 252 XXXX Maio Vila Maio 55XXXX 255 XXXX Calheta do Maio 56XXXX 256 XXXX Santiago Praia 60XXXX 260 XXXX Praia 61XXXX 261 XXXX Praia 62XXXX 262 XXXX Praia 63XXXX 263 XXXX Praia 64XXXX 264 XXXX Santa Catarina 65XXXX 265 XXXX Tarrafal Santiago 66XXXX 266 XXXX Cidade Velha 67XXXX 267 XXXX São Domingos 68XXXX 268 XXXX Pedra Badejo 69XXXX 269 XXXX Órgãos/São Jorge 71XXXX 271 XXXX Picos 72XXXX 272 XXXX Calheta São Miguel 73XXXX 273 XXXX Islands Towns and villages Old subscriber New subscriber numbers numbers Fogo São Filipe 81XXXX 281 XXXX Cova Figueira 82XXXX 282 XXXX Mosteiros 83XXXX 283 XXXX São Jorge 84XXXX 284 XXXX Brava Nova Síntra 85XXXX 285 XXXX Cellular network 91XXXX 991 XXXX 92XXXX 992 XXXX 93XXXX 993 XXXX 94XXXX 994 XXXX 95XXXX 995 XXXX 96XXXX 996 XXXX 97XXXX 997 XXXX For all additional information or to order copies of the new National telephone numbering plan, contact: Direction Générale des Communications Ministère des Infrastructures et Transportes BP 07, Praia Cape Verde Tél.: +238 261 57 79 Fax: +238 261 30 69 E-mail: [email protected] For operational information, contact : Commercial and Marketing Department Cabo Verde Telecom Rua Cabo Verde Telecom CP 220 Várzea - PRAIA Santiago Cape Verde Tel: +238 260 9200 Fax: +238 261 3725 Communication of 26.X.2006: La Agencia Nacional das Comuniçacões (ANAC), Praia, announces that the following new mobile number range has been assigned to operator T+ Telecomunicações S.A. since April 2006: Operator Mobile number range T+ Telecomunicações S.A. 91 X XXXX Jean-Marie Kuyo Tel: +238 261 9605 E-mail: [email protected] International numbering format: +238 91 X XXXX Contact: M. David Gomes Président Agencia Nacional das Comuniçacões (ANAC) P.O. Box 892 PRAIA Cap-Vert Tel: +238 260 4400 Fax: +238 261 3069 Communication of 15.IV.2010: The Agência Nacional das Comunicações (ANAC), Praia, announces the opening of a new level in the National Numbering Plan (NNP) for the Mobile Cellular Service. Until now the dialling code for the mobile cellular service of Cape Verde has been: +238 9X XXXXX. From now on, the following new level will also be in force: +238 5X XXXXX Operator Service Number series CVMóvel Mobile 59 XXXXX International dialling format for the mobile service: +238 5X XXXXX; +238 9X XXXXX Contact: Monsieur David Gomes Président Agência Nacional das Comunicações – ANAC Edificio MIT Ponta Belem C.P. No. 892 PRAIA – Santiago Cape Verde Fax: +238 261 3069 E-mail: [email protected] .

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