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Ghana Proposes Accra as World Bank Regional Hub to Boost West Africa Development

Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, on Friday, April 10, advocated for the establishment of a World Bank regional office in Accra. The proposal was made during a high-level meeting with Mr. Wencai Zhang, Managing Director and Chief Administrative Officer of the World Bank Group, held at the Ministry of Finance in Accra. The discussions centered on enhancing Ghana’s collaboration with the World Bank, particularly in critical sectors such as agriculture, transport, and energy. Dr. Adam emphasized the importance of these sectors for Ghana’s long-term economic transformation and urged for increased support to tackle sectoral challenges and drive impact. According to Dr. Adam, setting up a regional office in Accra would improve project execution not just in Ghana but across the entire West African region. “The presence of a World Bank regional office in Ghana would enable closer engagement, […]

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le projet WACA ResIP finance dix projets de recherche sur le milieu marin et côtier

Le Togo, à travers le projet WACA ResIP (Projet d’Investissement de Résilience des Zones Côtières en Afrique de l’Ouest), soutenu par la Banque mondiale, financera dix projets de recherche scientifique sur les environnements marins et côtiers. Ce financement, géré par le ministère de l’Environnement et des Ressources Forestières, résulte d’un appel à propositions récemment lancé. Ce soutien est destiné aux étudiants en Master ou Doctorat des universités publiques togolaises et se concentre sur des thématiques clés du projet WACA, telles que la biodiversité littorale, l’économie bleue, la géologie marine et la gestion durable des ressources halieutiques. Chaque projet sélectionné recevra un financement pour une durée de 10 mois, avec l’objectif de publier des articles scientifiques dans des revues indexées d’ici septembre 2026. Cette initiative vise à combler le manque de connaissances sur les écosystèmes marins, tout en impliquant les jeunes […]

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Actualisation des textes sur la protection du patrimoine culturel : une nouvelle étape franchie

Au Togo, un nouveau tournant a été atteint dans la mise à jour des lois sur la protection et la promotion du patrimoine culturel. La commission en charge de l'élaboration de l’avant-projet de loi a finalisé un document de 97 articles, désormais soumis à validation depuis le 10 avril 2025. Le texte révisé redéfinit les bases juridiques pour la sauvegarde des biens culturels, en précisant les processus de classification, de déclassement, ainsi que les mécanismes de préservation du patrimoine immatériel. Cette révision intervient après la loi de 1990, qui ne prenait pas en compte des évolutions récentes, comme la reconnaissance des patrimoines subaquatiques et des diverses expressions culturelles. L’initiative gouvernementale vise à répondre aux défis contemporains en matière de conservation. L’avant-projet propose également un cadre pour le financement des actions de préservation et de promotion du patrimoine, en plus de […]

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 comment l’OTR a mobilisé 1098 milliards FCFA en 2024

L’Office Togolais des Recettes (OTR) a clôturé l’année 2024 avec une collecte record de 1098 milliards FCFA, atteignant ainsi plus de 98 % des objectifs prévus dans la loi de finances rectificative, qui étaient de 1113 milliards FCFA. Comment l’administration fiscale a-t-elle réussi à atteindre cet exploit ? Selon les données du rapport d'exécution du budget de l'État à la fin décembre 2024, consultées par Togo First, les impôts sur les revenus, bénéfices et gains en capital ont constitué une part importante de la collecte, avec 279 milliards FCFA. Les impôts et taxes internes sur les biens et services ont totalisé 525 milliards FCFA. Les droits et taxes liés au commerce extérieur et aux transactions internationales ont contribué à hauteur de 250 milliards FCFA, tandis que les droits de timbre et d’enregistrement ont rapporté 18 milliards FCFA. Par ailleurs, d’autres […]

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Trump exempts smartphones and computers from new tariffs

In a notice issued by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the agency confirmed that several electronic goods—most notably smartphones and semiconductors—will now be excluded from the 10% global tariff imposed by former President Donald Trump, as well as the steep China-specific import duties. This marks the first major relief from Trump-era tariffs on Chinese goods, with some trade analysts calling it a “game-changing scenario.” The move follows increasing pressure from U.S. tech giants warning that production costs—and ultimately consumer prices—could surge due to the tariffs, as much of their manufacturing is based in China. While en route to Miami on Saturday, Trump told reporters he would share more details on the exemptions early next week. The tariff exclusions, retroactively effective from April 5, also cover a range of other electronics and components, such as memory cards, solar cells, and integrated […]

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NASASU Condemns Political Interference in National Service Authority Operations

In a statement dated April 11, 2025, and signed by NASASU Chairman Ayirebi Adubofour, the National Service Staff Union (NASASU) raised concerns about increasing political interference in the National Service Authority’s (NSA) operations—especially when it comes to hiring and staff transfers. The Union said this kind of interference weakens democratic values, damages public trust, and threatens the credibility of state institutions. “We strongly condemn the actions of political party supporters trying to take control of the National Service Authority. It goes against democracy and damages the trust and fairness of our national systems,” the statement said. NASASU emphasized that all hiring and staff movement must follow the National Service Authority Act 2024 (Act 1119), the Public Services Commission Act 1994 (Act 482), and Article 195 of the 1992 Constitution. They urged young people in the Western Region, where reports of […]

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Volta Region Road Project Begins: Mahama Fulfills Key Promise to Ease Traffic and Boost Development

The Roads Minister, Kwame Agbodza, announced during a visit in March 2025 that the road design is ready and construction will soon begin. This road project is one of President John Dramani Mahama’s key promises to the people of the Volta Region — a stronghold of the National Democratic Congress during the 2024 elections. Five earth-moving machines have already started clearing the bushes along the planned route, marking the beginning of work on this much-awaited road. Once completed, the road will help reduce traffic through the city center by diverting vehicles traveling from Accra to Aflao. The road will run from the Sokode Etoe Roundabout and pass through UHAS, Mirage, Ho Technical University, Power House, and Dave, eventually joining Its also reports that a roundabout will be built at the Mirage intersection to improve traffic flow. Although work began under […]

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Mahama Launches Feed Ghana Programme to Boost Local Farming, Cut Food Imports, and Improve Nutrition

President Mahama officially launched the Feed Ghana Programme in Techiman, Bono East Region, on Saturday, April 12. He explained that the plan includes several parts, with the main goal of growing more food locally, reducing food imports, and encouraging institutions like Senior High Schools to get involved in farming. What Is the Feed Ghana Programme? President Mahama described the programme, also called Yeridua, as a national effort to reduce food imports from nearby countries. He said the government will invest in modern farming methods like greenhouse farming and encourage food production in cities and towns. Part 1: Backyard and Community Gardens The first part of the programme focuses on home and community gardening. Mahama urged Ghanaians to start small gardens near their homes to grow vegetables like tomatoes, onions, okra, and pepper. This will help improve nutrition and save money […]

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Bawku Conflict: Mahama Announces Resumption of Otumfuo’s Royal-Led Peace Mediation Next Week

Speaking at a graduation ceremony at the Ghana Military Academy on Friday, April 11, the President said the Asantehene had assured him of his commitment to reconvene stakeholders and continue the peace dialogue upon his return from a brief visit abroad. “We have triggered the Otumfuo mediation process, which saw all stakeholders participate in discussions in Kumasi on a roadmap towards peace. I am assured by the Asantehene that the process will commence next week when he returns from his brief visit abroad,” he announced. He urged all parties to renew their commitment to peace, adding, “I entreat all sides to embrace peace as we dialogue to resolve these age-old disputes.” He recounted the recent violence in Bawku, where an incident in  a marketplace just two days ago led to the loss of life and destruction of property. “The flashpoint […]

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