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In Togo, Lomé’s biggest market will be rebuilt. An international tender has been launched to this end by the procurement cell at the prime minister’s office. Only 17 companies can bid for the project which is divided into four parts, knowingly: site development, leveling, major works; secondary works; network installation, high and low power, carpentry and metalworks.   Interested...
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18/09/2019
Lomé is currently holding a three-day regional meeting gathering nine West African Francophone countries and top-level experts in the framework of a meeting of the West African Health Organization (WAHO). The theme of the event which began on September 17 is: “How to achieve universal health coverage faster? Community health officers, a key link.” Through the meeting, the OOAS and other...
The tertiary sector contributes nearly 60% of Togo’s GDP, according to the latest data released by the Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO). In detail, the sector, at end-April this year, had contributed 59.1% of gross domestic GDP valued at XOF2,935.7 billion. At end-June, it soared to 59.9%, thus representing a 0.8% increase.  Meanwhile, the primary and secondary sectors...
A Burundian delegation from the Rural Microcredit Fund (FMCR) is currently in Togo, precisely at the National Fund for Inclusive Finance (FNFI), to tap into the country’s experience relative to inclusive finance. In effect, the mission’s goal is to learn from Togo’s good practices in terms of financial inclusion, in line with Burundi’s ambition to develop new types of financial products....
From Sept. 30 to Oct. 1, 2019, a country-level meeting on information and appropriation of the SDG 13 and 14 is to take place in Lomé. This was announced by the Francophone Africa Maritime Cluster (CMAF). The event is themed: “Better understanding of SDG13 and 14 to contribute to the sustainable development of the blue economy.” It will “help turn various participants and CMAF members...
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17/09/2019
Tchitchabalo Songaï N'dassim is the new head of the National Fund for Inclusive Finance (FNFI). The economist and financier who was previously the consultant for microfinance institutions assumed his new position at the beginning of this week. The newly appointed Managing Director will have as main objectives the pursuit and expansion of a program launched a few years ago and which falls in...
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16/09/2019
ECOWAS has adopted a $1 billion five-year (2020-2024) plan to fight terrorism in the sub-region, Togo included. This was disclosed after an extraordinary summit of ECOWAS heads of State, last Saturday. The new plan is based on eight strategic axes. Mauritania and Chad, two non-ECOWAS states are also adhering to the plan as they battle against terrorists as well. Funds needed for the...
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16/09/2019
All over the country, 1,639 damaged boreholes equipped with manual pumps, will be rehabilitated, starting this month. The announcement comes from the ministry of water, rural equipment and hydraulics (MEERHV). The boreholes were identified during an assessment of boreholes and small scale systems for drinking water distribution in rural and semi-urban areas. Rehabilitation of the boreholes,...
The Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) has launched a call for submissions of projects for its 2020 Abdoulaye Fadiga Prize. The initiative grants a XOF10 million funding to a researcher or team of researchers from any of the eight WAEMU States (Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Togo). Limit age for applicants is 45 years (at December 31,...
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16/09/2019
Actors of the UN systems, in Togo and Benin, are holding a joint retreat in Lomé today, Sept. 16, 2019. Through this meeting, a first of its kind, the institution aims at boosting support to its government partners in both countries, amid trans-border challenges, knowingly security and emigration, which they face.  The retreat, according to the UN system’s representative in Togo, Damien...
Over the fifty finalists selected for the 2019 Africa Netpreneur Prize initiative, two Togolose women were selected. They are namely, Aimée Abra Tenu Lawani, promoter of the Kari Kari soap, and Ahoefa Allah-Assogba, founder of Togossime, an e-commerce platform that deals in made-in-Togo products. The next step, to get closer to winning the prize, for the two entrepreneurs is to be among the...
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16/09/2019
Application to the upcoming Mandela Washington Fellowship was launched last week and will close on October 9, 2019. This year, just like the previous one, 700 Africans will travel to the US in the summer of 2020 for six weeks. In the trip’s framework, beneficiaries will get theoretical and practical training on the three following themes: Business and Entrepreneurship, Civic Engagement, and...
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16/09/2019
In Agoè Cacaveli, Lomé, works are ongoing to build a modern quality control laboratory just beside the Togolese Institute for Agricultural Research (ITRA). The information was disclosed to Togo First last Friday by a source at ITRA. “We are building a laboratory for more precise analysis, and quality control of agro-food products,” the source said. Construction works which are expected to...
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13/09/2019
In Togo, the US embassy through its Emerging Voices Center has launched a call for applications to select 12 young Togolese entrepreneurs with tech projects. Six men and six women, 35-year old maximum, will be recruited and receive a two-month training combining theory and practical. The Emerging Voices Center’s purpose is to support professional training, education, and networking and boost...
For the second time this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has scaled up its growth forecast for the Togolese economy. From 5% to 5.1% in March, the Bretton Woods institution now projects the figure at 5.3% by the end of the year. “After considerable slowing in 2017 amid socio-political tensions, economic activity regained momentum in 2018 and maintained this momentum throughout the...
As part of the INNOV’UP Togo program to coach young entrepreneurs, the businesswomen entrepreneurship centre will receive on September 20, 2019, Sahouda Gbadamassi-Mivedor (photo), managing director of the Support Fund for Youth-led Economic Initiatives (FAIEJ). The meeting, which marks the sixth edition of “Innov’Up coach,” will focus on experience sharing and on this occasion FAIEJ’s...
 

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