The Togolese government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have reached a “staff-level agreement” following the second review of Togo’s…
Author: David Benjamin
South Africa’s Reliance on DRC’s Grand Inga Dam Questioned Amid Project Delays
South Africa’s plan to import 2,500 megawatts of electricity from the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) Inga 3 dam faces…
Mauritania’s Development Gets a Boost with New Agreements Signed in Abidjan
New agreements aimed at strengthening the strategic partnership and supporting sustainable development in Mauritania have been signed, according to a…
Kabila’s Return to Congo Sparks Controversy as Government Accuses Him of Supporting Rebels
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila made his first public appearance in rebel-held territory in eastern Congo on Thursday, meeting with…
Nigeria Grapples with Deadly Floods as Rainy Season Takes Its Toll
At least 21 people have died in north-central Nigeria after heavy rains destroyed their homes on Thursday. Local emergency officials…
Togo and EU Partner to Enhance Dangerous Goods Transport Safety
Togolese authorities and European partners are strengthening their cooperation on the safety of dangerous goods transport in Lomé. A two-day…
Togo’s FACAM STAIRWAY to Launch Free Vocational Training Center for Youth
A delegation from Togo’s Ministry of Commerce, led by Prof. Kossivi Hounake, visited the facilities of FACAM STAIRWAY, a promising…
Togo Millers and Kneading Machine Operators Hike Prices Amid Rising Costs
Millers and kneading machine operators in Togo are raising their prices due to increasing operating costs. The National Union of…
Togo Focuses on SME Growth for Sustainable Development
Togo’s second annual National Week of Very Small, Small and Medium Enterprises (SN-TPME) officially commenced on May 27, 2025, and…
ARIA Expands Investment Reach to Togo and Guinea
The pan-African Africa Resilience Investment Accelerator (ARIA) platform is set to expand its operations to Togo and Guinea, with the…