AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOHADA Reforms in Lomé: Lomé is hosting the 61st OHADA Council of Ministers session, chaired by Togo’s Justice Minister Pacôme Yawovi Adjourouvi, as ministers discuss new financial regulations, an internal audit charter, and plans for a risk management and internal control committee, alongside the election of three judges to the CCJA to strengthen consistent application of OHADA law. Digital Governance: Côte d’Ivoire has launched its first national PKI to secure electronic transactions and reduce reliance on foreign certificate authorities, framing it as a step toward digital sovereignty. US Visa Overhaul (Regional Impact): The US will end routine visa services at 25 African diplomatic posts from Aug. 1, including Cotonou and Lomé, with applicants redirected to regional hubs such as Lomé, Accra, Abidjan and others. WAFU B U-20 Football (Togo vs Nigeria): Nigeria’s Flying Eagles opened their title defence with a 4-2 win over Ghana’s Black Satellites, and attention now turns to the rivalry-heavy next fixtures including Togo’s Sparrow Hawks. Public Health Training: Tobacco policy monitors from across Africa met in Lagos for ATIM’s training to strengthen efforts against tobacco industry interference in public health decisions.
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