AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUN Map Push: Togo-backed “Correct the Map” resolution won UN General Assembly support (164-1) to promote more accurate equal-area mapping like Equal Earth, with the aim of ending how Mercator shrinks Africa on official materials. Fuel Prices in Togo: Retail fuel went up again—unleaded gasoline to CFAF 817/liter (from 725), diesel to 766 (from 750)—as oil prices face Middle East and shipping-route pressure. Aviation Safety: ICAO is in Lomé for a technical assistance mission through Sept. 14 to review airport safety oversight and ground handling, as Togo works to strengthen its regional hub status. Business & IP Protection: INPIT held talks in Lomé on protecting trademarks and industrial designs, urging creators to register before counterfeits spread. Sports (CAF CL): Enugu Rangers advanced after a tense Lomé tie with AS Sobemap, winning 5-4 on penalties; Rangers now await the next opponent. Crime Crackdown (Nigeria): Lagos police arrested members of fraud syndicates and recovered a list of 125 alleged targets, including cases involving luring victims and alleged ransom demands. Press Safety (Togo): CPJ urged Togolese authorities to investigate the kidnapping and assault of journalist Roland Yaovi Kodjo after he was released when captors realized they had the wrong person.
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