AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTVET Reform in Lomé: Togo’s Education Ministry says it will make vocational training more job-focused, with stronger private-sector roles, better tracking of graduates’ outcomes using the InserJeune tool, and a push for digital transformation, as a Lomé workshop on “dual TVET in the digital age” runs through Sept. 24. Energy Revenue Protection: Togo has launched an international tender for 5,200 smart-meter devices for CEET, including 1,200 modems and 4,000 data concentrators, funded under the World Bank’s IDEA project to improve revenue collection. Economy Watch: Togo’s public debt-to-GDP fell to 60.2% by June 2026 (from 62.8% in Dec. 2025) even as the debt stock rose 3.4%, with growth outpacing borrowing. Diplomacy: Rwanda and Togo signed three agreements in New York to boost political dialogue, institutional cooperation, and sectoral collaboration. Regional Justice: ECOWAS Court urges journalists to press member states to better implement its judgments. Sports (Togo-linked): Adebayor says Ghana’s AFCON opener vs Ivory Coast will be tougher without Mohammed Kudus, while he also claims he helped Marvin Senaya choose Ghana over Togo.
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