AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCross-Border Health: Togo and Burkina Faso launched a joint seasonal malaria chemoprevention drive in Cinkansé, targeting children aged 3–59 months from July 23–26, with a focus on coordinated action across border communities facing drug- and insecticide-resistant malaria. Regional Finance: WAEMU banks are holding far more reserves than required at the BCEAO—reserves that earn no interest—blunting the impact of central bank rate cuts on borrowing costs. ECOWAS Appointments: ECOWAS approved a new slate of leadership for 2026–2030, including judges for the ECOWAS Court of Justice (with Togo’s Yaouza Ouro-Sama named) and new commissioners, as the bloc also moves on key institutional roles. Energy Integration: ECOWAS backed the Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a major corridor expected to pass through Togo and other countries as regional energy cooperation deepens. Togo Development Projects: AT2ER is seeking a consultant to monitor and evaluate the Awandjelo solar project in Kara (BOAD-financed), while local authorities begin clearing the RN1 Togblékopé–Atakpamé widening right-of-way. Security & Politics: Togo opposition groups allege Russian Africa Corps and Turkish SADAT personnel in the north, urging transparency as jihadist pressure continues.
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