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Five women's cooperatives involved in rice parboiling have received modern equipment kits in Tchamba, 374 km from Lomé, under the Food Resilience Systems Program in West Africa (FRSP-Togo).
The initiative targets beneficiaries in the Savanes, Kara and Centrale regions. The equipment includes large-capacity soaking tanks, parboiling units fitted with stainless steel sieves and eco-friendly...
Togo’s government has launched a call for expressions of interest to select 50 small and medium-sized enterprises to drive its agricultural value chain strategy.
The initiative is part of the Project to Support Young Entrepreneurs (PAJEC), co-financed by the Togolese state and the African Development Bank (AfDB), and implemented by the Agency for the Development of Micro, Small and Medium...
Making insurance accessible to low-income households and informal workers is the main focus of the 11th Regional Conference on Inclusive Insurance, which opened in Lomé on Wednesday.
The conference, running through Friday, brings together officials, insurers, banking representatives and technology experts from across Africa. It aims to identify practical solutions to develop products suited to...
Authorities and civil society actors in Togo are stepping up efforts to regulate nonprofit organizations (NPOs), focusing on FATF Recommendation 8, which seeks to prevent the misuse of NGOs for illicit purposes while safeguarding legitimate activities. The move comes as the country strengthens its framework against money laundering and terrorist financing.
A two-day roundtable organized by...
Togo has launched its National Clean Cooking Access Program, with the initiative officially introduced this week in Lomé by Robert Eklo, minister delegate in charge of energy and mineral resources.
The program builds on preparatory studies and aims to align with priorities outlined in the National Energy Pact (Mission 300), which targets raising access to clean cooking solutions to 80% by...
Health officials in the Maritime region met in Tsévié through Thursday, March 26, 2026, to review 2025 performance and set priorities for the year ahead.
Initial data showed progress across several indicators. Notably, the performance of management committees improved, rising from 57.82% to 73.33%. The curative care utilization rate also increased to 60.18%, from 56.37% in 2024.
These gains...
Lomé hosted a regional meeting on the food and nutrition situation starting Wednesday, March 25, 2026. The gathering brought together stakeholders from the regional system for the Prevention and Management of Food Crises (PREGEC) to assess the 2025-2026 agricultural season and update data on food insecurity in the region.
According to the latest analyses, more than 41.7 million people currently...
The Union of Togolese Municipalities (FCT) and SO Coopération plan to support local authorities in Togo in developing partnerships.
The issue was discussed on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, in Lomé during a meeting between FCT President Koubonou Touni and SO Coopération Director Mathilde Reziau.
Several priority sectors have been identified under this decentralized cooperation framework, including...
The African Union of Consumers (AUC) has published the results of a pan-African survey on satisfaction with financial services in Lomé, pointing to mixed perceptions across the continent.
The findings were presented by Dr Emmanuel Sogadji, executive director of the AUC and president of the Togolese Consumer League (LTC), on Wednesday, March 25 in Lomé. They are based on a survey conducted in...
Togo and Turkey have signed a framework agreement to strengthen and expand bilateral cooperation in education. The accord was signed Tuesday in Lomé by Togolese Education Minister Mama Omorou and Turkish Ambassador to Togo Muteber Kılıç. It aims to strengthen bilateral relations through educational cooperation based on principles of equality and reciprocity, officials said.
The agreement...
Lomé will host the 17th Conference of Presidents of Assemblies and Sections of the Africa Region of La Francophonie from April 7 to 9. National Assembly Speaker Komi Sélom Klassou announced this on Monday at the closing of the legislature’s first special session of the year.
The conference will bring together parliamentary delegations from about 20 countries. As in past meetings, the Lomé...
Togo's National Financial Information Processing Unit (CENTIF-Togo) began a three-day workshop on Tuesday, bringing together magistrates, judicial police officers and security forces to strengthen efforts to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.
The meeting in Sokodé was organized with the National Coordinating Committee on Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing...
The Togolese government has launched a civil service recruitment drive for the Ministry of Environment, Forest Resources, Coastal Protection and Climate Change, as part of broader efforts to strengthen public sector capacity.
According to a recently published joint ministerial decree, 400 positions are available, including 60 senior forestry technicians and 340 assistant forestry and water...
Lomé will host the 18th meeting of the Regional Program for Integrated Cotton Production in Africa (PR-PICA) from April 14 to 18, 2026, as the sector continues to face persistent challenges across the continent.
Participants from eight West and Central African countries will attend, including Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire and Mali.
Researchers, farmers, cotton companies and technical...
Togo is among the first African countries to receive refined petroleum products from Nigeria’s Dangote Oil Refinery, a privately owned facility expanding into regional markets since early 2026.
According to data reported by several media outlets, the refinery has exported 12 cargoes of refined products, totaling about 456,000 metric tons, to five African countries, including Togo. The...
Togo’s National Credit Council (CNC) held its first regular meeting of 2026 on Monday in Lomé, bringing together key economic stakeholders to review the macroeconomic outlook and set priorities for the year.
The meeting forecasted economic growth of 6.5% in 2026, up from 6.2% in 2025, with inflation expected at 1.8%, compared with 0.4% a year earlier. The outlook comes amid renewed...