AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUN Map Reform: Togo-led “Correct the Map” resolution won UN backing (164-1) to encourage equal-area projections like Equal Earth, with the U.S. the lone no vote—sparking fresh debate on how Africa is taught and shown worldwide. Education & Inclusion: Togo launched its second school kit campaign for girls, targeting 150,000+ beneficiaries across 1,500+ localities under SWEDD+. Energy & Industry: President of the Council Faure Gnassingbé urged Africa to tackle the “capital problem” for nuclear projects while building skills, regulation and local value chains as Togo attends the World Nuclear Symposium in London. Trade & Business: Fabric importers in Lomé are pushing for changes to Togo’s trade regulation, citing unfair competition, tax-inspection disputes and difficulty accessing retail space. Local Economy & Safety: A fire severely damaged Kpalimé’s Château market, destroying grain and food stocks; authorities are still investigating the cause and reviewing market layout and fire-prevention measures. Health & Governance: Stakeholders in Central Tongu are demanding the Adidome Farm Institute be upgraded into an Agric and Veterinary tertiary college. Immigration Watch: The U.S. published the full E-2 investor visa treaty list, showing which African countries qualify based on bilateral investment treaties.
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