Togo

Delali Ayivi, a young photographer of Togolese origin, builds on the legacy of her great-great-grandfather, Alex Agbaglo Acolatse, one of the first Togolese photographers, who proposed a different image of his people, from a non-Westernised point of view

Around 15.000 households in 157 villages have so far benefited from the Social Networks and Basic Services project in the Plateaux region

1.300 experts and stakeholders from the microfinance sector are expected to participate in the sixth African Microfinance Week in Lomé from 16 to 20 October

The teaching of English as early as kindergarten and elementary school has been announced by the Minister of Primary, Secondary and Technical Education and will come into effect from the next school year throughout the country

Togo Soja, Togo's largest soybean processing plant, is fully operational, announced Adetikope Industrial Platform, which houses the new plant

Lomé will host the Youth Delivery Lab tomorrow September 9, a roundtable that will focus on youth civic participation in addressing youth issues and decision-making

The government has initiated cooperation with the private sector to establish a body against fraudulent imports, to better counter unfair competition and to ensure fair market competition

Registration for the upcoming African Microfinance Week (SAM 2023) in Togo opened on August 10, 2023; the international event that aims at promoting and explore opportunities related to inclusive finance

The birth rate is declining in the country, where it fell from 6,6 children per woman to 4,6 between 1988 and 2017, according to data provided by Unfpa

There are only 30 women out of 527 on the official list of engineers accredited by the National Order of Engineers of Togo

The funeral of Dedé Rose Gameli Creppy, the last of the 'Nana Benz' and one of the country's most influential (and successful) businesswomen, began yesterday at the royal palace of Lolan in Togo, to end tomorrow 14 July