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The ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) will inject 50 million euros into the construction and outfitting of six technical education and vocational training (TVET) centers in Togo. The project, approved during the institution’s 92nd board meeting on June 30, 2025, will be implemented by Planet One group.
The initiative aims to train approximately 3,480 young people annually in...
U.S. Embassy donates advanced scanners and explosive trace detectors.
Equipment aims to improve passenger and staff safety at Lomé airport.
Delivery follows recent emergency response drill to test crisis readiness.
Togo’s main airport has received new security equipment from the United States to better detect and prevent threats, officials said on Tuesday, July 1.
The Gnassingbé...
Service to be discontinued in Togo from August 1, reflecting global banking trends.
Rising costs, low profitability and regulatory pressures drive exit.
Customers urged to clear contents by July 31 or items will be transferred to a mandated firm.
Ecobank said it will end its safe deposit box services in Togo effective August 1, becoming the latest lender to withdraw from the costly and...
Partnership to deploy Apigee API management and BigQuery analytics in 33 markets.
Bank aims to boost SME financing and financial inclusion in low-banking regions.
Collaboration underscores growing demand for digital financial services on the continent.
Pan-African lender Ecobank has partnered with Google Cloud to speed up its digital transformation and broaden access to financial services...
The World Bank has appointed Togolese national Farouk Mollah Banna as its new Resident Representative in Chad.
Banna will manage a $2.7 billion portfolio for the World Bank in Chad, overseeing projects in agriculture, energy, education, digital transformation, and social protection.
He brings global experience to the job. Banna has worked across Asia, the Middle East, the Caribbean, and...
For the second consecutive year, Lome, Togo's capital, will host West African compliance and anti-money laundering experts on July 8 and 9. The GRCRO, organized by the Togolese Association of Compliance Officers (ATCO), brings together over 500 professionals, including finance experts, regulators, business lawyers, auditors, and civil society representatives. The event aims to assess the state of...
Lomé, Togo, is hosting the first-ever Francophone Emergency Housing Forum (RHUF) this week. The event, which started on July 1 and set to end today July 3, comes as humanitarian and climate-related crises continue to intensify across West Africa.
Organized by the African School of Architecture and Urbanism (EAMAU), with support from partners including the Red Cross and the UN Refugee Agency...
Authorities begin drafting a guide to shape Regional Development Plans (PDRs).
Plans will address climate, gender, inclusion, and social cohesion.
Togo has launched the process to equip its newly established regional councils with formal Regional Development Plans (PDRs), the government announced on Tuesday, July 1.
The Ministry of Land Use Planning and Territorial Development unveiled...
Togo’s mediation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) crisis has gained European Union (EU) backing. On July 1, 2025, Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé met with Johan Borgstam, the EU Special Representative for the Great Lakes region, in Lomé.
During the talks, Borgstam confirmed the EU’s readiness to support Togo’s mediation efforts. “I reaffirmed to the President of the...
The Savanes region recently validated its 2022-2023 statistical yearbook. The National Institute of Statistics and Economic and Demographic Studies (INSEED), in collaboration with local government agencies, compiled this reference document. It gathers a wide range of figures detailing the region's economic, social, demographic, and environmental conditions during the reporting period.
Presented...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved an immediate disbursement of $60.5 million to Togo.
The approval follows a second review of Togo's 42-month, $400 million Extended Credit Facility (ECF), which received approval in March 2024.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on June 30 a new disbursement of $60.5 million for Togo. The package, approved by the...
Banks in Togo sharply increased lending in the first quarter of 2025, signaling a resilient economy and stronger support for the private sector.
Togolese banks issued CFA286 billion in new loans from January to March 2025, according to data shared on June 27 at the National Credit Council (CNC) meeting. Minister of Economy and Finance Essowè Georges Barcola chaired the session. This amount...
Togo’s soybean industry plans to boost production to 500,000 tons for the 2025-2026 agricultural season, nearly doubling current output. The target was announced by the Interprofessional Council for the Soybean Sector of Togo (CIFS-Togo) during the official launch of the new season on Friday, June 27, 2025, in Atakpamé, about 160 kilometers north of Lomé.
“In 2015, our production was below...
Togo's cement manufacturers are accelerating their decarbonization efforts. Industry leaders, meeting in Lome on Monday, June 30, 2025, outlined two main strategies to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2050: lowering the clinker factor and increasing the use of alternative fuels.
Industry representatives identified reducing the clinker factor as the primary method for carbon savings. This...
UEMOA, Togo, and veterinary drug companies met in Lomé to review reforms and tighten regulations.
Since 2006, over 660 marketing authorizations have been issued, supported by CFA1 billion in funding.
Illicit veterinary medicines still circulate widely, threatening animal health and food security.
West African veterinary regulators and pharmaceutical firms are meeting in Lomé this week...
BCEAO: Mawuli Couchoro Appointed Togo’s New Voice on Monetary Policy Committee
Togolese economist Mawuli Kodjovi Couchoro will represent Togo on the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO). Officials confirmed his appointment on June 27 during the National Credit Council’s (CNC) second ordinary session of the year in Lomé.
Couchoro, currently Dean...