AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUS Visa Hub Shake-Up: The U.S. plans to cut visa processing across Africa from nearly 50 embassies/consulates to just 20 “hub” missions, with Lomé (Togo) named among the West Africa hubs—expected to take effect in June—meaning many travelers may face longer, pricier trips for in-person interviews. Togo’s Open-Borders Push: Togo has scrapped entry visa requirements for all African nationals (up to 30 days), but visitors must complete an online pre-arrival registration at voyage.gouv.tg at least 24 hours before crossing. Coastal Protection in Aného: The World Bank’s WACA-ResIP works in Aného are progressing, with groynes and lagoon channel repairs underway to reduce flooding and erosion, while local fishing and leisure activity gradually resumes. Culture & Education Link: Togo is considering a “Russian House” in Lomé to expand Russian-language learning and educational/cultural exchanges. Road Progress: Abu Dhabi Fund for Development reports 92% completion on Togo’s Sokodé–Bassar road rehab, plus major progress in Madagascar and Nigeria.
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