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Togo Adopts New Tools to Fight Neglected Tropical Diseases Better

 Last week, Togo approved two new management guides on neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). The documents were validated on February 28 in Kpalimé. They are expected to help better diagnose and treat skin diseases in Togo, especially in its rural parts.  This effort is part of a project titled "Improving the Diagnosis and Treatment of Cutaneous NTDs in Togo Using Information and Communication Technologies." The Togolese Society of Dermatology and Sexually Transmitted Infections (SOTODERM) leads the project with support from the German Association for the Fight Against Leprosy and Tuberculosis (DAHW) and the Togolese Ministry of Health. The German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) funds the program.  The guides provide health workers with descriptions of skin conditions, screening methods, and treatment protocols tailored to local needs. Dr. Gnossikè Piham, who leads Togo's National NTD Programme, said these tools will […]

Ahmad March 6, 2025

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Climate Resilience: Togo to Get $28M from Green Climate Fund

Togo is about to receive CFA17 billion (roughly $28 million U.S. dollars) from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) via the West African Development Bank (BOAD). The funding will boost the country's climate resilience.  The BOAD recently secured the GCF’s approval for the project, which will directly help Togo's most at-risk communities. This is the first time that Togo has received financing from the GCF. In detail, the package will help improve climate information services, multi-hazard early warning systems, and local adaptation efforts.  Set to be carried out over five years, the initiative will be steered by Togo’s Civil Protection Agency (ANPC) and monitored by the Ministry of Security and Civil Protection. The BOAD, a GCF-accredited institution since 2017, provides financial assistance through grants, low-interest loans (ranging from 0 to 1.75%), guarantees, and refinancing options. Through its Climate Investment Programs (CIPs) and […]

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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Dubai-based Bushrana Group Eyes Togo as Next African Market

 The Bushrana Group, a Dubai-based investment group, could soon enter Togo’s agri-food industry. Mamoun Mekki, Managing Director of Bushrana Group, disclosed the intention last week while visiting Lomé. Mekki was in the Togolese capital to explore business opportunities. In Togo, the Bushrana Group plans to build a food production plant at the Industrial Platform of Adétikopé (PIA). If implemented, the project will help boost the food supply in surrounding landlocked countries. During the visit, Richard Kangbeni, Togo’s Minister for the Maritime Economy, reiterated the Togolese government’s support and promised incentives to ease investment by Bushrana. The two sides will continue talks in this framework. Across Africa, the Bushrana Group operates in many sectors, including energy, telecommunications, finance, and tourism. It is present in Mozambique, South Africa, and Sudan. Coming to Togo aligns with the group’s global expansion strategy.

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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Coris Bank Togo: Balance Sheets Total at CFA528bln in Sept. 2024, against CFA428bln in Sept. 2021

The Togolese branch of Coris Bank International, part of a Burkina Faso banking group, reported that its total assets grew from CFA428 billion in 2021 to CFA528 billion by September 2024, thus up 23%.  The bank's director, Alassane Kaboré, reported the figure on the sidelines of the lender's 10th anniversary on February 20, in Lomé. The surge confirms the bank's growth dynamic; In 2021, Coris was Togo’s third largest bank by assets. By the end of September 2024, customer deposits were at CFA310 billion. Meanwhile, credits net of provisions were at CFA206.9 billion,  up 15.7% compared to September 2023. Coris Bank Togo claims to take a unique approach to banking and currently serves over 79,000 banking customers and 196,000 users of its e-wallet service. Director Alassane Kaboré attributes the achievement to service variety and the bank’s reach–17 branches and 16 […]

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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Togo Takes Preemptive Action Against Lassa Virus

Togo is taking steps to protect itself from the Lassa virus, which has been reported in some West African countries. Concerned about the disease potentially spreading to Togo, the country’s health authorities have increased and recommended surveillance and prevention measures nationwide. The Ministry of Health deployed measures to better monitor health centers, communities, and entry points. They are also preparing to handle suspected cases and conducting public awareness campaigns to help people better protect themselves and properly handle suspected cases. Health officials also suggested regularly washing hands with soaps, avoiding touching potentially infected individuals, and carefully handling people killed by the virus. They also recommended avoiding rodents and properly preserving food. According to the Ministry of Health, rapid diagnostic and medical treatment improves the chances of recovery. The Lassa disease is spread mainly through contact with infected rodents' urine or […]

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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FESPACO 2025: Togo and Burkina Faso Discuss Cultural Cooperation

Togo and Burkina Faso are working together on cultural projects at the 2025 Ouagadougou Pan-African Film and Television Festival (FESPACO). This festival is a big event for African movies. On February 22, 2025, Togo's Minister of Communication, Media and Culture, Yawa Kouigan, met with Burkina Faso's Prime Minister, Rimtalba Jean Emmanuel Ouédraogo. They talked about how important cinema and culture are for West Africa's growth. “Cinema and culture do not require official agreements to thrive, they are naturally imposed by the fraternity between African creators,” Ms. Kouigan said. She praised the strength of the African film industry. Togo sent a team of 50 film professionals to the festival. They have six films competing in different categories like film criticism, series, animation, and more. Togo was honored at the last FESPACO in 2023.

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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Trade Ministry Launches E-commerce Course for SMEs

To boost local entrepreneurs’ e-commerce skills, Togo’s trade ministry launched a 3-day workshop targeting SMEs on February 25, 2025. Participants were introduced to practical aspects of e-commerce. The participants, nearly 30 business owners, learned about boosting online sales, managing digital payments, and handling logistics. They were equipped with strategies to improve their presence on e-commerce platforms and become more competitive. "Over these three days, we will discuss the rules and technical aspects of e-commerce," explained Harold Kpodar, the e-commerce consultant leading the training. "We will also focus on communication and marketing strategies crucial for online success. Additionally, we will explore the opportunities offered by Zlecaf for Togolese entrepreneurs." Comlan Yakpey, the Secretary General of the Ministry of Commerce, representing the Minister, emphasized that entrepreneurs need to master online commerce tools to fully benefit from the AfCFTA. Togo's e-commerce sector is thriving, thanks […]

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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Investopia 2025: Minister Manuella Santos Promotes Togo in Abu Dhabi

 Togo showcased its investment opportunities at the 4th Investopia 2025 forum in Abu Dhabi on February 26-27. The country focused on industries like manufacturing, energy, artificial intelligence, and infrastructure. Manuella Santos, Togo's Minister for Investment, led the presentation. Santos primarily highlighted Togo's strategic location in Africa, its modern logistics, and its role as a regional hub. On the sidelines of the forum, she met with Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Minister of Economy, to discuss Togo's efforts to attract foreign investment. They explored the possibility of signing a reciprocal investment promotion and protection agreement between the two nations.  “We exchanged views on areas of partnership that would benefit both nations,” Santos shared on her X account. Manuella Santos also met with institutions involved in finance, agribusiness, and energy—sectors important to Togo's economy

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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CILT Considers Opening Office in Togo

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) is negotiating to open an office in Togo. CILT Chairman, Chief Teete Owusu-Nortey, met with Prime Minister Victoire Tomégah-Dogbé in Lomé last week to discuss the possibility. Based in London for over a century, CILT is a professional organization that unites transport and logistics professionals in nearly 100 countries. Its mission consists of improving the logistics and transport sectors by supporting professionals. CILT wants to leverage Togo's strengths to enhance local skills and develop a strong logistics industry. "The Prime Minister was very receptive to our proposal, which aims to build the capacity of logistics and transport players while improving connectivity," CILT Chairman, Chief Teete Owusu-Nortey declared. The project fits into Togo's national plan to make logistics a key part of its economic growth.In recent years, the Togolese government has indeed taken several […]

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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University of Lomé Inaugurates New Innovation and Technology Departmen

The University of Lomé has a new department dedicated to innovation and technology: UniPod-Togo. The facility, spanning 1,200 m2, was inaugurated on February 28, 2025, by the Minister for Higher Education and Research, Kanka-Malik Natchaba, and UNDP Resident Representative in Togo, Binta Sanneh.  The UNDP’s Timbuktoo initiative funded UniPod-Togo with over CFA1 billion ($1.6 million). This is the 14th facility of its kind in Africa. It includes eight laboratories, three dedicated spaces, an amphitheater, and a technology transfer office. “In a constantly changing world, innovation remains the key to meeting global and national challenges, and Togo in particular, with its dynamic, enterprising youth, must not be left behind,” said Binta Sanneh, UNDP Resident Representative.  Minister Natchaba said the project aligns with the government’s goal to leverage higher education to drive innovation and development. He added that UniPod-Togo will stimulate entrepreneurship and […]

Ahmad March 5, 2025

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