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Togo cuts customs fees by 20% for cars over 5 years.
Discount runs Sept. 1–Nov. 15; payments due by Nov. 30.
Measure aims to ease port congestion, spur imports.
Togo’s tax authority has introduced a temporary reduction in customs clearance fees for older vehicles to ease port congestion and stimulate demand ahead of year-end.
The Togolese Revenue Authority (OTR) said in a statement...
The city of Tsévié in Togo now has a new livestock market. The facility, inaugurated on August 29, is built on a three-hectare site.
A collaboration between the Togolese government and the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA), the market includes an administrative building, a trading shed, a storage warehouse, watering troughs, modern latrines, a borehole, and a sanitary control...
Ecobank Togo, a subsidiary of the pan-African banking group, has signed a partnership agreement with UPRAD, the Professional Union of Customs Agents, to support its members' operations. The deal was formalized on Monday, September 1, 2025, in Lomé.
Through the partnership, Ecobank will provide UPRAD members with several financial products designed to simplify their activities. These include...
Togo's Technical Secretariat of the Management Commission of the. Support Fund for Local Authorities (ST-CG-FACT) is launching a monitoring and evaluation mission to audit how municipalities managed the grants allocated to them in 2024. The operation, which begins on Monday, September 1, 2025, and will run until October 25, aims to verify the effectiveness of investments made using FACT...
• Lacs 1 mobilized CFA2.59bn in revenue and spent CFA2.78bn over five years.• Funds backed projects in schools, health centers, markets, electrification, and sanitation.• Mayor urges residents to pay taxes to support growth, aiming to make Lacs 1 the “greenest commune” by 2050.
The Lacs 1 commune in Aného has published its management report covering 2020 to 2024 along with the 2025...
Togo disbursed more than CFA4 billion in loans between August 2024 and August 2025 to support grassroots development and expand financial inclusion. Nearly 40,000 loans were granted nationwide during the period, with amounts and volumes varying by region.
The Savanes region topped the list with 16,012 loans totaling CFA1.66 billion, accounting for more than 40% of the national portfolio....
• Maritime Region adopts $1.3M budget, 73% for investments.• Funds target health, education, water, and sanitation.• Savanes Region approved $1.4M plan earlier in August.
The Maritime Region Council in Togo has approved its inaugural budget for the 2025 fiscal year, allocating CFA810.96 million ($1.35 million) for social services and infrastructure development. The budget,...
• Togo is drafting 7th biodiversity report for 2021–2025.• The process aligns with UN biodiversity convention goals.• The country targets ecosystem restoration by 2050.
Togo has launched the preparation of its seventh national biodiversity report, which will assess conservation efforts from 2021 to 2025, the Environment and Forest Resources Ministry said.
The process, initiated on Aug....
• Togo issued 39,142 loans worth CFA4.06B from Aug 2024–Aug 2025.• Most funds backed income projects, SMEs and digital finance.• Repayment rate hit 94.9%; govt eyes wider national coverage.
Togo’s financial inclusion sector extended more than CFA4 billion ($6.7 million) in credit over the past year, according to a report from the Ministry of Grassroots Development, Financial Inclusion,...
• Chinese construction materials giant Lesso plans to open a subsidiary in Togo.• Talks with Togo’s Chamber of Commerce focused on partnerships with local firms.• The move aims to boost the construction sector, create jobs, and expand logistics.
The Chinese group Lesso, a global leader in construction materials, is preparing to establish a subsidiary in Togo. The plan was discussed last...
• $810,000 investment adds mobile eye and dental clinics to rural health services.• Funded by IsDB with UNDP support under national health strengthening program.• Initiative aligns with Togo’s National Health Development Plan to reduce disparities.
Togo has introduced two mobile clinics—one dedicated to ophthalmology and the other to dental health—to expand access to specialized...
• Forum targets young entrepreneurs, start-ups, SMEs, and investors.• Program includes expert panels, skills workshops, and B2B sessions.• Event highlights innovation and digital economy opportunities in West Africa.
Lomé will host the second edition of the Di-kéti entrepreneurship forum from September 1 to 3 at the International Conference Center (CICL), bringing together key players...
• Lomé hosts Maritimafrica Week on blue economy, Sept. 10–12.• Forum to address maritime governance, port security, and digital transformation.• Event underscores Togo’s deep-water port as regional logistics hub.
Lomé will host the second edition of Maritimafrica Week from September 10 to 12, gathering African and international stakeholders to discuss opportunities in the blue...
Hôtel 2 Février, the only 5-star hotel in Togo, has obtained ISO 9001:2015 certification. The quality management standard was officially awarded on August 28, 2025, in Lomé.
The certification followed an audit that evaluated key areas including guest accommodation, customer service, comfort, food safety, culinary standards, and human resources management such as staff training and...
The United Nations System (UNS) mobilized $15 million—about 8 billion CFA Francs—in 2024 to support Togo's environmental policy. The announcement was made by UN Resident Coordinator Sow Dieng Coumba during a follow-up meeting with the Minister of Environment and Forest Resources, Foli-Bazi Katari.
The funding was primarily directed toward climate change mitigation and adaptation...
Togo’s mayoral elections, initially scheduled for September 2-4, 2025, have been postponed by a week and will now be held from September 10-12. The announcement was made on Thursday, August 28, by the Minister of Territorial Administration, Awaté Hodabalo.
While no official reason was given for the delay, the minister urged all 1,527 municipal councilors elected in the July 17 vote to attend...