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Forty-six women's cooperatives and groups in Togo's Savanes region have received agricultural equipment valued at 100 million CFA francs, authorities said. The equipment, funded by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), was handed over in Dapaong late last week.
The package includes tricycles, roasters, corn and spice mills, motorized pumps with accessories, and power tillers. It also...
Gnassingbé Eyadema International Airport (AIGE) in Lomé is marking the 10th anniversary of its new terminal, which opened in 2016. Over the past decade, the airport has developed into a key sub-regional transit hub, supported by rising passenger traffic and increased flight operations.
Growth has accelerated in recent years. Passenger numbers have doubled over five years to around 1.6 million...
Togo and Canada have pledged to strengthen their bilateral relationship, focusing on diversifying trade and promoting regional stability. The two sides reaffirmed this commitment in Lomé on Saturday, April 18, 2026, when Council President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé met with Canadian High Commissioner Myriam Montrat.
The two countries already maintain commercial ties, with bilateral trade...
Togo’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI-Togo) and the University of Lomé signed a partnership agreement last week aimed at strengthening the private sector and better aligning academic training with labor market needs.
The agreement was signed by CCI-Togo President José Kwassi Symenouh and University of Lomé President Kossivi Hounaké. It builds on existing cooperation, including a...
Stakeholders in Togo’s shea industry met in Lomé last week for a national workshop to strengthen coordination across the sector. The initiative was led by the Togolese Coordination of Peasant and Agricultural Producer Organizations (CTOP) as part of broader efforts to better organize and develop a sector considered strategic for the rural economy.
The workshop aimed to improve coordination...
Togo extended its momentum on the regional debt market on Friday, raising 33 billion CFA francs through a multi-tranche Treasury bond issue on the Umoa-Titres market, above its initial target of 30 billion CFA francs and highlighting sustained investor demand.
Demand was strong, with total bids of 120.7 billion CFA francs, for a coverage ratio of 402.39%.
Most of the funds came from the...
Lome Container Terminal (LCT) on Thursday relaunched its customer service unit as part of a broader effort to modernize operations and improve user experience at the Port of Lome.
The move aims to shift the focus of logistics operations toward service quality, amid sustained growth in port activity and in line with ISO 9001 standards.
At the core of the overhaul is a one-stop service point...
Togo’s hydrocarbon sector is changing as operators modernize services and consumer habits evolve. In an increasingly competitive market, customer loyalty has become a central commercial priority.
Against this backdrop, Compagnie Africaine de Pétrole (CAP Togo) on Thursday, April 16 launched “MyCAP”, a loyalty program for service station customers. The scheme is based on a points system:...
Togo’s Ministry Delegate for Energy and Mining Resources has announced an audit of extraction volumes, related revenues and compliance with mining regulations in construction material quarries. A call for expressions of interest has been launched to recruit a consultant to lead the mission.
According to the ministry, the initiative aims to collect and analyze data from the extractive sector....
Togo’s health ministry on Thursday launched the first forum for private healthcare providers in Lomé, focusing on the country’s universal health coverage program.
Held under the theme “The Role of the Private Sector in Promoting Universal Health Insurance (AMU) in Togo,” the two-day event brings together private healthcare stakeholders to explore how they can support the rollout of...
The University of Kara has launched a project to upgrade its IT network. On Tuesday, April 15, 2026, Secretary General Egbaou Assoté handed over the technical specifications to Professional Business Services (PBS), the contractor.
The project aims to improve access to digital services for students and faculty by delivering a faster, more reliable and secure network.
The work will cover the...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) will disburse 1.7 billion CFA francs as a grant to support private sector competitiveness across the eight countries of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU), the institution said in Abidjan.
The funding, to be provided through the African Development Fund, the bank’s concessional arm, will support the implementation of the African Continental...
As African economies face growing uncertainty, risk management is becoming a strategic priority for financial institutions.
“Every company must have a risk manager,” said Khalid Yacoubou Boukari, president of the Association for Risk and Insurance Management of Togo (AMRAT).
He spoke at the opening of the Risk & Resilience Days, held on April 16 in Lomé and co-organized by AMRAT and...
Togo has reaffirmed its commitment to contributing to stability in the Sahel and strengthening peace in West Africa. As part of that effort, the country has developed a new Sahel strategy for 2026–2028.
The strategy will be presented on Saturday, April 18, 2026, in Lomé, at a meeting hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The new roadmap replaces the one adopted in 2021, which guided...
Togo’s cotton sector has posted its best results in several years, following the creation of the New Cotton Company of Togo (NSCT). For the 2025–2026 season, yields reached 995 kg per hectare, up from 797 kg the previous season, a 25% increase. The performance marks a turning point after five years of turbulence and supports ambitions for 2030.
During the 18th meeting of the Regional...
The April 2026 Fiscal Monitor reveals that the global fiscal gap has nearly closed, yet Africa's picture remains deeply uneven. Several African countries have returned to international bond markets, raising nearly $31 billion since 2025, but at the cost of shorter maturities and higher yields.
In this exclusive interview, Era Dabla-Norris, Deputy Director of the IMF's Fiscal Affairs...