AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSports & Youth Prep (Togo in the mix): Ghana’s Black Starlets head to Morocco for two U-17 friendlies (Sept 26 and 30) as they fine-tune ahead of the WAFU Zone B U-17 Championship in Ouagadougou (Oct 4–17), where Group B includes Nigeria, Togo and hosts Burkina Faso. Eco & Nature (West Africa): A “lost” bird—the Ghana cuckooshrike—has been spotted again in Côte d’Ivoire’s Taï National Park after 13 years, highlighting how conservation can still bring surprises. Culture & Tourism (Gulf of Benin): The Mangal Festival returns for its second edition, running Sept 23–27 between Aného (Togo) and Grand-Popo (Benin), aiming to connect science, local knowledge and river/marine ecosystem protection. Travel Safety Watch (Region): Jihadist expansion is pushing further south toward West Africa’s coast, with Togo, Benin, Ghana and Ivory Coast flagged as increasingly exposed. Bilateral Moves (Togo): Rwanda and Togo sign three agreements in New York to boost political dialogue and institutional cooperation. Visa & Entry (Togo travelers): The US lists Togo among the few African countries eligible for the E-1 Treaty Trader visa.
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