AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOHADA Reform in Lomé: Justice and finance ministers opened the 61st OHADA Council of Ministers session in Lomé, chaired by Togo’s Justice Minister Pacôme Yawovi Adjourouvi, to update financial rules, create an internal audit charter, and set up risk and internal control structures, alongside electing new CCJA judges to strengthen consistent business law across member states. Public Health Training in Lagos: Tobacco control advocates began a five-day ATIM Tobacco Industry Monitoring and Policy Research training in Lagos, bringing participants from 12 countries including Togo to learn how to monitor and counter tobacco industry interference. Digital Security Push: Côte d’Ivoire announced its first national public key infrastructure (PKI) to secure electronic transactions and reduce reliance on foreign certificate authorities. Togo’s Social Policy Signals: An Afrobarometer survey says Togolese support keeping pregnant students in school and backing sexuality education, as student pregnancies remain a key driver of dropout. Togo Protests Ahead: As Friday demonstrations loom, opposition groups in Togo are calling for a return to the previous constitution, arguing recent reforms entrench President Faure Gnassingbé’s power.
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