AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCybersecurity: Togo’s National Cybersecurity Agency will bring government, business and technology experts together in Lomé on November 19–20 for the country’s first Cyber Arena, focused on tackling rising digital threats and building local expertise. Vaccination: Health officials from 27 West and Central African countries are meeting in Lomé until November 13 to develop funded plans to improve immunization, as coverage remains below global targets and aid pressures grow. Agriculture and jobs: The World Bank says it wants to help Togo turn farming into a stronger source of jobs and income, with investment in electricity, equipment and training to support farmers as business operators. Digital regulation: Togo’s media regulator has begun a national census of influencers and online creators, aiming to build a directory for advertisers and organize the growing industry. Border concerns: Aflao residents and traders are calling for an ECOWAS office at the Ghana–Togo crossing to provide a channel for complaints about alleged extortion and other movement and trade problems. Regional security: An investigation into Russian military shipments identifies Lomé as a key port in Moscow’s African logistics network.
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