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A Chinese-funded borehole construction project in Togo's Plateaux region had completed 260 of its 305 planned water points as of April 30, 2026, according to a field monitoring mission.
The monitoring team, made up of Chinese and Togolese technical experts, said the remaining 45 boreholes are in the final stages of completion. Launched in December 2024 for a two-year period, the project is...
A delegation from the Valais-Châteauneuf School of Agriculture in Switzerland visited the National Agricultural Training Institute (INFA) in Tové, Kpalimé, in late April, as part of a technical partnership established in April 2025.
The delegation was led by school director Raphaël Gaillard. The partnership is supported by Movetia, Switzerland’s national agency for education exchanges and...
Togo has extended the deadline for submitting financial statements via the electronic platform of the one-stop filing system (GUDEF).
The Togolese Revenue Authority (OTR) said on Monday that companies, excluding insurers and reinsurers, now have until May 10, 2026, to comply.
The original deadline was April 30. The 10-day extension aims to give companies, particularly those that are late,...
Unions representing workers in Togo's financial sector used May Day celebrations to press employers to improve employment conditions, calling for an end to temporary contracts they described as precarious and unsuited to the sector’s needs.
The event, themed around social dialogue, brought together employees and employers to address challenges facing the banking and insurance sectors. A march...
Togo's exports reached 253.5 billion CFA francs in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to data recently published by the country's national statistics institute, INSEED.
Exports rose 1.7% in value compared with the previous quarter. Year on year, exports climbed 23.4%, outpacing import growth of 9.5%.
The trade deficit narrowed slightly on an annual basis but remained elevated. Imports...
Lomé on Tuesday hosted the 22nd annual conference of the African Cotton Association (ACA), bringing together key players in the sector across the continent.
The event, organized by the Nouvelle Société Cotonnière du Togo (NSCT), was opened by Tekize Madadozi, secretary general at the agriculture ministry, representing the minister.
Over four days, participants will discuss the sector’s...
The municipality of Agoè-Nyivé 5 has launched its official website, www.agoenyive5.mairie.tg, to improve access to administrative services and serve as a central hub for local information.
The platform will give residents around-the-clock access to information about the municipality, its activities and its officials. Users can also download documents, complete them and submit them in...
Lomé will host a regional conference on nutrition and early childhood development in West and Central Africa on May 11, 2026. The conference is organized by the Togolese government in partnership with the World Bank Group and the Global Financing Facility.
The event will bring together government representatives, international institutions, private sector representatives and civil society...
Togo's pension fund, Caisse de Retraites du Togo (CRT), disbursed more than 52.5 billion CFA francs in benefits in 2025, according to a recently published statistical and financial report.
The report, seen by Togo First, shows that spending exceeded total revenue of 50.6 billion CFA francs, resulting in a deficit of about 2 billion CFA francs.
A total of 41,833 beneficiaries received payments...
Togo’s National Meteorological Agency (ANAMET) projected broadly normal rainfall across the country for July-September, according to data published last week.
However, ANAMET highlighted disparities between the north and south during June-August. The north is expected to see below- to near-normal rainfall, while the south should record normal to above-normal levels.
Hydrology forecasts...
Togo rose 24 places to 97th out of 180 countries in Reporters Without Borders' (RSF) 2026 World Press Freedom Index, gaining 4.53 points over the past year, according to a report released late last week.
In a year marked by a global decline in press freedom, Togo’s score increased from 48.03 in 2025 to 52.56 in 2026. The improvement moved the country from 121st place into the top 100.
Within...
ECOWAS is stepping up its fight against maritime crime. Justice ministers from the bloc met in the Togolese capital on Thursday to review and endorse a draft supplementary act aimed at strengthening regional cooperation against illegal activities at sea. The meeting was chaired by Togolese Justice Minister Pacôme Adjourouvi.
The 20-article text is designed to establish a shared legal framework...
Togo signed a new interprofessional collective bargaining agreement on Thursday, April 30, 2026, ahead of May Day.
The document was signed by representatives of key labour stakeholders after several rounds of negotiations that led to a consensus.
Based on the compromises reached, the new framework draws on the Labour Code and reflects current labour conditions and economic realities in the...
The Togolese government is stepping up enforcement in the motor vehicle insurance sector, with roughly 40% of vehicles on the road lacking valid coverage.
The issue was discussed last week at a government meeting chaired by Health Minister Jean-Marie Tessi.
The meeting brought together key stakeholders, including the Togolese Insurers Committee (CAT), the TPV motorcycle insurance pool, the Road...
The Lacs 1 municipality in Togo, whose administrative seat is Aného, held its second regular session of the year this week.
The session is reviewing the 2025 administrative and management accounts. Discussions cover budget execution, local revenue mobilisation and communal development priorities.
According to data presented to the municipal council, the 2025 draft budget was balanced at 1.005...
Togo has 168 architects licensed to practice in the country, according to the latest registry published Wednesday by the National Order of Architects of Togo (ONAT).
The registry, as of March 31, 2026, was presented in Lomé by the Order’s governing council. It lists 168 registered architects, including 143 men and 25 women, as well as 68 architecture firms.
According to ONAT, the registry...