AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElectricity Debt Watch: Nigeria’s regulator says Togo, Benin and Niger owe about $11.16m for 2025 power supplied under bilateral deals, with only 84.9% of $73.91m collected. Banking Sector Stress: A Togo First report says banks lost CFAF 20.5bn in 2025 after a regulator-ordered cleanup of problem loans, despite revenue and operating profit rising. Investment & Free Zones: Togo’s Council of Ministers dissolved SAZOF and expanded API-ZF powers to manage industrial zones and streamline investment approvals. Agriculture Update: Togo’s 2026-2027 cotton season is off to a strong start, with planted acreage at 115,980 hectares (110.5% of target) as output targets rise. Regional Security Tension: Coverage highlights how ECOWAS withdrawal and the Sahel’s AES security build-out are complicating responses to jihadist expansion toward the coast. SCO Summit in Bishkek: Togo’s Prime Minister Faure Gnassingbé is listed among leaders attending the Sept. 1 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting. Sustainability in Cotonou: The African Sustainability & Circular Economy Summit 2026 drew about 100 leaders to push circular economy solutions.
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