AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElectricity Debt Watch: Togo, Niger and Benin owe Nigeria $11.16m for 2025 electricity supplied under bilateral deals, with NERC saying only $62.75m of $73.91m invoiced was paid (84.9% remittance). Banking Pressure: Togo’s banks lost CFAF 20.5bn in 2025 after a regulator-ordered cleanup of problem loans, even as income and operating profit rose. Investment Reform: Togo’s Council of Ministers dissolved SAZOF and expanded API-ZF powers to manage industrial zones and streamline investment approvals and incentives. Cotton Push: Togo’s 2026-2027 cotton season is ahead of plan, with 115,980 hectares planted (110.5% of target) as output targets rise. Marine Biodiversity: Togo’s National Assembly adopted a bill to ratify the BBNJ high-seas biodiversity agreement, aiming for a stronger voice at the January 2027 conference. Social Dialogue: Togo’s CNDS reconvened to tackle new socioeconomic pressures and improve how it prevents and resolves workplace disputes.
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