AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSkills and Health: Togo plans a master’s degree in prosthetics and orthotics in Lomé, aiming to train rehabilitation specialists for a region where millions lack care. Tax and Budget: Just 20 companies received 52.83% of Togo’s CFAF174.7 billion in tax breaks in 2025. The revised 2026 budget trims spending slightly but increases planned investment borrowing by 43.7% as grants fall. Football: Defender Lilian Brassier has switched allegiance to Togo and joins the squad for November’s AFCON qualifiers against Algeria. Regional Cooperation: Experts from ECOWAS countries are meeting in Lomé to align monetary and financial statistics, while Togo has proposed cutting the Abidjan–Lagos highway’s cost to as little as $10 billion. Energy and Trade: Dangote Group plans a fuel pipeline from Nigeria through Togo to Ghana, potentially bringing direct supplies to Lomé from 2028.
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