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17/01/2023
Togo raised far less than it expected for its first issue on the WAEMU market this year. Last Friday, the country’s treasury raised CFA16 billion on the regional market, against CFA30 billion sought.  The operation, a simultaneous issue of treasury recovery bonds (with different maturities), recorded 10 participants and while the country retained 16 billion, the operation mobilized 26...
Robert Dussey, Togo’s Minister of foreign affairs, was in Morocco last week to host a forum on the reduction of the costs of remittances sent by the African Diaspora.  Dussey co-hosted the event with his Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Burrita. The forum, which is part of the 2021-2031 agenda of the Decade on African Roots and the African Diaspora, focused on mechanisms and tools likely to...
The Togolese minister of trade and industry, Kodjo Adedze, and the U.S. ambassador in Togo, Elizabeth Fitzsimmons, met last Thursday,  Jan 12.  According to the Togolese Ministry of trade, the two talked mostly about the African Growth and Opportunity Act and opportunities for boosting trade between the U.S. and Togo. Since its introduction, 23 years ago, by President Clinton, and...
The African Guarantee Fund (AGF) plans to bolster its action in Togo, especially in terms of financing SMEs/SMIs and promoting green finance. Felix Bikpo, chairman of the Fund’s board of directors exposed the ambition to President Gnassingbe on Jan 10. During his audience with the Head of State, Bikpo emphasized that the AGF’s plans align with Togo’s new socio-economic development policy...
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16/01/2023
Togo’s government recently adopted a bill to boost digital and technological innovation. The bill was passed on January 11, during the council of ministers.  A “Tech” labeling mechanism The bill aims to foster the innovation ecosystem in Togo, by creating a labeling mechanism for startups and companies in the Tech industry. According to the authorities, this labeling will be done...
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16/01/2023
Between August 2021 and December 2022, the government of Togo poured around CFA 2 billion into the WEZOU program, against a forecast of CFA3 billion for the scheme’s first year of operation. Mamissilé Akla Agba Assih, Minister Delegate in charge of Universal Access to Health Care, presented the assessment to the Council of Ministers on, January 11, 2023. The money covered the healthcare...
In Q3 2022, Togo’s exports generated CFA140.8 billion for the country. This is 4.3% lower than during the same quarter the previous year, and 12.4% lower than in Q2 2022. The figures were disclosed by Togo’s institute of statistics, INSEED. Phosphates ("Natural calcium phosphates, natural alumino-calcium phosphates, and phosphate chalk") made up 16.9% of the exports over the...
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13/01/2023
This year, Togo expects to collect CFA912 in tax and customs revenues, according to its 2023 finance bill. This is 12% more than the CFA814 billion expected in 2022.  In detail, the Tax Office should mobilize CFA472 billion and the Customs and Excise Office, CFA440 billion. To help these offices achieve their goal, the government will maintain its tax base expansion policy, strengthen...
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10/01/2023
Lomé will host next week a major conference of financing, under the patronage of Togolese President, His excellency Faure Gnassingbe. The event, the International Conference of Lomé on Financing  (CILF), will take place on Jan 19-20 at the 2 Février Hotel. Organized by the Ayeva & Associates firm, it will focus on the financing of businesses and major projects in...
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10/01/2023
Togo produced more grains last year than the year before, 2% more to be exact, thus sustaining the sector’s growth dynamic that started in 2018. Indeed, recent data from the Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) puts the country’s grain output in 2022-2023 at 1.433 million metric tons, against 1.404 million metric tons in 2021-2022.  In 2018, 2019, and 2020, respectively, Togo...
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10/01/2023
For its first issue on the UEMOA market this year, which will close on January 13,  Togo will seek CFA30 billion.  The corresponding operation is a simultaneous issue of fungible treasury bonds. The securities have a nominal value of CFA10,000, respective maturities of 3 and 7 years, and interest rates of 5.3% and 5.9%.  According to the terms and conditions of the issue, the...
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10/01/2023
India was Togo’s biggest buyer in Q3 2022. The Asian giant absorbed nearly a fifth (19.4%) of the West African country’s exports over that quarter, according to data from the Togolese Institute of Statistics, Economic and Demographic Studies (INSEED). Togo exported 161,050 tons of goods to India in the third quarter of 2022, with an estimated value of CFA27.38 billion.  Behind...
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06/01/2023
Togo, Chad, Liberia, and Sierra Leone will receive $311 million from the World Bank as part of the Regional Emergency Solar Power Intervention Project (RESPITE). The latter was approved on December 20, 2022, by the Bank’s fund for the poorest, the International Development Association (IDA). The RESPITE aims mainly to “rapidly increase grid-connected renewable energy capacity and...
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05/01/2023
This year, Togo intends to borrow CFA557 billion from the regional money market to finance its annual budget (of about CFA2,000 billion).  This is less than the amount expected in the 2022 rectifying finance bill, knowingly CFA663 billion.  Also, data from the UMOA-securities agency indicates that Togo, last year, raised 473 billion from regional investors, thus 71% of its annual...
Togo’s new press code will come into force on January 7, 2023. It was adopted in 2020 but its implementation was delayed to give press actors enough time to adapt to the changes it brings. These changes include, notably, the conditions to be recognized as a journalist in Togo, the creation of "press companies" instead of "organs" of the press, the decriminalization of press offenses, and the...
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04/01/2023
The Togolese government and its social partners (central trade unions and professional employers' organizations) recently agreed to raise the country’s minimum wage to CFA52,500 from CFA35,000 (since 2012).  Announced last Friday, the change came into effect on January 1, 2023. In his end-of-year address to the Nation, President Faure Gnassingbé welcomed the change saying: "I would like...
 

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