AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTogo’s Business Climate Push: Togo is consulting the private sector on how to deliver its 2040 Vision and the 2026–2031 roadmap, with talks on investment reforms, public-private partnerships, and priority sectors like agro-industry, logistics, transport and energy. Fuel Fraud Crackdown: Togo launched a fuel-marking and tracking system in Lomé to curb smuggling and tax losses, using an invisible chemical tracer and checks across the supply chain. Higher Education Moves: Togo promoted 107 senior lecturers and associate professors to full professor and appointed the first leadership for the new University of Datcha in Plateaux. Digital Connectivity: Togo revised radio-frequency fees to support new satellite services and expand coverage, especially in underserved areas. Regional Border Governance: Ghana’s Boundary Commission wrapped a five-day assessment of the Ghana–Togo border in the Oti Region, with communities demanding roads, healthcare, telecoms and security. U.S. Travel Rules Affect Africa: The U.S. made its visa bond programme permanent for 50 countries, with deposits up to $20,000 for some B1/B2 applicants—Togo is listed. Security Spillover in the Sahel: Reports say a sanctioned Russian ship delivered military vehicles via Lomé to Mali, potentially escalating conflict.
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