AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDiplomacy: Togo’s Foreign Minister Robert Dussey met Libya’s Taher Al-Baour in Tripoli to discuss strengthening bilateral ties and backing African stability. Border Security: At Ghana’s Aflao border enclave, hiring-car union officials warn of worsening insecurity tied to poor lighting and thin security presence, citing harassment and attacks on travellers and the killing of a driver. Digital Interference: A French watchdog report accuses Israel-linked firm BlackCore of meddling in elections via online disinformation, naming targets including Scotland and Togo. Regional Migration/Enforcement: Nigeria’s army says it arrested 46 suspected illegal immigrants in Ogun State, including four Togolese, and handed them to immigration authorities. Telecom Investment: EBRD financing backs AXIAN Telecom’s expansion across Africa, with Togo listed among markets in its multi-year rollout. Sports & Youth: A boxing nutrition/physio workshop in Accra drew 40 coaches from Ghana and Togo, pushing science-based training. World Cup Culture: A Reuters profile highlights Cape Verde’s World Cup squad link to LinkedIn—Roberto “Pico” Lopes’ late switch from a Dublin mortgage job to international football.
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