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Golfe 5 municipality approved a balanced 2026 budget of CFA1.45 billion in late December 2025.
The commune allocated about CFA1.1 billion to operating expenses and CFA328 million to investment.
Local authorities prioritized basic infrastructure, roads, sanitation, and green space rehabilitation.
In Togo, the Golfe 5 municipality, located in Greater Lomé, approved its 2026 draft budget...
LONATO applies a 5% tax withholding on lottery winnings of CFA500,000 or more starting January 1, 2026.
The measure supports Togo’s effort to broaden its tax base and channels proceeds to the Togo Revenue Office (OTR).
Several West African countries, including Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, and Burkina Faso, have adopted similar gambling tax policies.
Starting January 1, 2026, Togo applies a...
The Togolese government has approved accession to international nuclear safety and emergency conventions.
The decision covers rapid notification of nuclear accidents, international assistance, and protection of nuclear materials.
The move supports Togo’s broader push to develop civil nuclear uses despite projects remaining at an early stage.
Togo aims to strengthen its nuclear safety...
The Commune of Keran 1 plans a 2026 draft budget of CFA 279.5 million.
The municipal council presented the budget during its first ordinary session on Jan. 5, 2026.
The council discussions focus on water access, market infrastructure, and management of public assets.
In Togo, the Commune of Keran 1, located in the Kara region in the north of the country, has started preparing its budget...
The Togolese government has activated emergency measures to address water supply disruptions, particularly in the Kara region.
Authorities plan to connect 50 productive boreholes and complete works on 14 additional sites, while deploying water tankers.
International lenders are financing the programme, including CFA 4.7 billion for Mango and Dapaong and CFA 12 billion for Greater Lomé.
In...
The Tony Elumelu Foundation has opened applications for the 2026 edition until March 1.
Selected entrepreneurs can receive up to $5,000 in non-refundable seed capital.
The programme targets Togolese project leaders across all sectors, from idea stage to active businesses.
Young Togolese entrepreneurs and project leaders can once again apply to the Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship...
The Togolese government plans to recruit 3,851 new teachers through a national competitive exam.
Authorities will accept applications from March 5 to March 6, 2026, at regional education offices.
Successful candidates will join the civil service after written exams scheduled for April 11, 2026.
The Togolese government, through the ministries responsible for Civil Service and National...
Togo registered 14,202 new companies in 2025, down 4.8% year on year.
The decline marked the second consecutive annual contraction, after a 13% drop in 2024.
New registrations slowed each quarter, with the sharpest decline in the fourth quarter.
Togo recorded 14,202 newly created companies in 2025, according to data collected and compiled by Togo First from the Business Creation...
Togo approved a simplified export procedures guide to ease agricultural trade within UEMOA and ECOWAS.
The guide targets cross-border trade in agricultural, livestock, forestry, and fisheries products.
Authorities aim to cut costs, delays, and post-harvest losses while boosting regional market access.
In Togo, authorities approved last week a simplified guide on export procedures for...
Canal+ Togo will take control of GVA’s fiber-optic operations after government approval of a license transfer.
Authorities say the change will not affect services, pricing, or connection quality for subscribers.
Canalbox currently holds about 61% of Togo’s fiber broadband market.
Canal+’s local subsidiary in Togo will take control of the operations of fiber-optic provider...
Women hold 13.33% of ministerial posts and less than 15% of municipal and regional council seats.
Gender-sensitive spending reached CFA32.02 billion in 2024 and could rise to CFA61.4 billion in 2026.
Limited access to finance continues to constrain women’s economic empowerment despite targeted programs.
Togo continues to expand gender integration with measurable economic implications,...
The draft 2026 budget of the Zio 1 municipality, in Togo’s Maritime region, is projected at CFA1,231,197,637. This is a slight decline of 1.2% from the CFA1.24 billion budget approved for 2025. The provisional budget was adopted on December 30, 2025, in Tsévié, at the end of the fourth ordinary session of the municipal council for the 2025 financial year.
The budget is split between...
Togo has expanded its flagship cash transfer programme beyond the capital to four regions as part of a nationwide effort to support vulnerable households.
The rollout has begun in the Savanes, Kara, Centrale and Maritime regions, the government said. The scheme was launched in the capital, Lomé, in mid-December.
In the northern Savanes region, more than 150,000 beneficiaries have been...
Togo’s parliament on Monday gave final approval to the 2026 finance bill after a second reading in the Senate, setting a balanced budget of 2,751.5 billion CFA francs.
The figure matches the amount previously approved by the National Assembly and represents an increase of about 11 billion CFA francs from the 2,740.5 billion CFA franc draft initially submitted by the government.
Compared with...
Togo’s National Assembly has adopted a new law to step up efforts to combat money laundering, terrorist financing and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. The measure was passed during the budget session.
The law seeks to bring national legislation into line with recent international and regional standards. It replaces a 2018 statute by incorporating updated recommendations from...
Togo has revised the tax regime governing the West African Gas Pipeline, a key source of gas supply for the country.
The changes, enacted on Dec. 24, extend the tax exemption for pipeline operator West African Gas Pipeline Company (WAPCo) by five years, bringing the total exemption period to 10 years.
Under the new framework, WAPCo’s corporate tax rate is cut to 30% from 35%, aligning it with...