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24/02/2020
In Togo, various water retention basins will be connected under the Urban Development and Infrastructure Project (PIDU). The basins in question are the “deux lions” basins and “Caméléon” basin (in Agoè-Nyivé and Adidoadin). In detail, the works will involve draining the Caméléon basin and directing the drained water to the basin of Agbalélépédogan (in Adidoadin and...
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24/02/2020
Togo’s independent national electoral commission (CENI) released yesterday night provisional results for the presidential elections.  Leading the polls is the outgoing president, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, with a majority of 72.36% of votes (1,938,889 votes exactly). Just behind him are the candidates of the MPDD and ANC, Kodjo Agbéyomé (18.37%), and Jean-Pierre Fabre...
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21/02/2020
In Togo, Sunu Bank, formerly Banque Populaire pour l’Epargne et le Crédit (BPEC) has adopted WhatsApp banking services to allow its clients to instantly get their account balance, among others.  With the services, Sunu Bank’s clients will also have access to their 10 most recent transactions. In addition, with Whatsapp banking, they will be able to deposit money on their account, buy...
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21/02/2020
While it is usually closed during presidential elections, Togo’s land borders will remain open for the coming polls set for this Saturday, February 22.  This is to enable those using the three borders (Burkina Faso, Benin, and Ghana) to keep moving across them freely. Security forces, having voted 72 hours in advance, will remain in office that day. This decision was lauded by ECOWAS....
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21/02/2020
Lomé-based pan-African lender, Ecobank, just launched the 3rd edition of its “Ecobank Fintech Challenge.”  African startups that will run in this contest will have the chance to promote their fintech products or services and eventually collaborate with Ecobank. Finalists will benefit from a mentoring program and training camp, followed by an awards ceremony and an innovation fair at...
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21/02/2020
Next March 7th, the Polytechnical University of France will organize the X-Afrique 2020 forum dedicated to African entrepreneurship. On this occasion, Togo will be represented by two local startups, MUSA CS and Relika.  The two firms are part of 10 high potential African startups selected to attend the event which aims at giving them more visibility and helping them attract more...
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21/02/2020
Lomé intends to promote at least 4,000 artisanal businesses by 2025.  According to official sources, this aims at enhancing the contribution of craftsmen to the industrial development of the Togolese economy.  In the same framework, sources close to the ministry of craftsmanship say artisans will be more involved in public contracts with 15% of procurements related to the sector...
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20/02/2020
From 3.95% in 2010, Togo’s agricultural growth rate rose to 5.63% in 2018, according to recent reports from the parent ministry. A peak of 14.32% was recorded in 2014, thus corresponding to an average growth of 6% per year over the period reviewed (2010-2018).  This performance was translated to an agricultural GDP (at current price) of XOF1,357.4 billion in 2019. This is almost twice the...
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20/02/2020
In the next five years to come, Togo will invest as much in road infrastructures as it did over the past decade - nearly XOF1,000 billion.  Key projects that will capture the investments include building the Lomé-Cinkassé highway and modernizing the Avépozo-Aneho axis. The preservation of Togolese coasts is also a priority for the government.  The construction of a multipurpose...
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19/02/2020
From 2010 to 2019, the government’s investments in agriculture surged from XOF25.99 billion to XOF50.79 billion.  This helped boost the wealth created by the sector from XOF644 billion to more than XOF1,350 billion.  Regarding food security, the coverage rate of food needs stood at 137% (2019), for plant-based foods, and 60% for meat products. Also, the country was able to prevent...
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19/02/2020
Over the past decade, a total of XOF300 billion has been invested in port infrastructures. This money was used to modernize the infrastructures such as the port of Lomé which is now the first container port in West Africa. Also, a fishing port was built in Gbétsogbé with financing from the Japanese cooperation. This project aimed at boosting the contribution of fishing to the Togolese...
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19/02/2020
From 7% in 2016, the internet's penetration rate in Togo has tripled to reach 21% in 2019 (with an average growth rate of 7.8% per annum over the period), corresponding to 1.71 million users.  The data comes from recent reports released by Hootsuite and WeAreSocial. The documents highlight a significant increase between 2018 and 2019 (from 12% to 21%). The improvement was driven by better...
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18/02/2020
Togolese authorities recently received equipment for protection against the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak which emerged in China some weeks ago and spread to other parts of the world.  The equipment was provided by the World Health Organization (WHO) which considers Togo as a level 2 priority (on a scale of 3) nation regarding risk of exposure to the virus.   The equipment will...
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18/02/2020
Last week, the National Agency for Sanitation and Public Hygiene (ANASAP) launched in Lomé a project to clean the beach.  It is part of the West Africa Coastal Areas Management Program (WACA ResIP), backed by the World Bank, which focuses on tackling coastal erosion, flooding and pollution of West African coasts.  ANASAP’s initiative is estimated to cost about XOF168 million (of...
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18/02/2020
Togo’s UNDP office executed 97% of its action plan for 2019. This was disclosed by Aliou Dia, resident-representative of this body in the country, at the first Coffee Time for 2020.  “We must work together, for our actions in the country to be more catalytic and to ensure that they have a sustainable impact on the lives of the most vulnerable people,” he declared while urging his...
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18/02/2020
Insurer NSIA has teamed up with the Togolese Post Company (SPT) to offer insurance products. This was disclosed by the SPT yesterday, February 17. From now on, clients or potential clients of NSIA Insurance can subscribe to the following insurances at a post office: Travel insurance, NSIA Auto and NSIA Dagbe.  This is good news for the post office which recently entered a similar...
 

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