Housing & Finance: Togo has moved into the implementation phase of its 20,000-unit housing program in Kpomé-Dalavé, after BOAD-financed studies, with Minister Adedze citing a 500,000-unit cumulative housing shortfall and pushing a more inclusive, “housing as development” approach. Regional Housing Push: Lomé-based CRRH-UEMOA rebranded as AFINHAB to expand housing finance across UEMOA, aiming to scale solutions as mortgage lending remains limited. Industry & Jobs: Adétikopé Industrial Platform says it has pulled in CFA350 billion in investment over five years, supporting 6,580 direct jobs, and targets 20,000 jobs by 2030 as it prepares a second phase. Health Watch: Togo reports strong HIV gains (85% viral suppression) but researchers warn of early dolutegravir resistance signals among children and adolescents, urging vigilance. Local Governance: Togo and Germany launched the GNOZOU project in Kara with CFA4.85 billion to strengthen decentralization, local planning, jobs, and civic participation. Security & Resilience: Plan International and the EU-backed Savanes Kpaadu project begins to boost protection, violence prevention, and economic empowerment for young people and women. Culture & Sports Media: Palais de Lomé hosts a Toyota Tsusho CFAO African Art Award exhibition, while New World TV partners with Orange to distribute sports content via Max it across nine countries. Diplomacy: Ghana’s House approved a visa-free deal for Togo diplomatic and service passport holders. Digital Interference (Regional): France’s Viginum alleges an Israeli firm, BlackCore, was involved in election meddling reaching Scotland and also naming Togo among affected places.