AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHeritage & Festivals: Ghana’s Hogbetsotso celebration will welcome the Gonja king as guest of honour on November 7, strengthening ties between Gonja and Anlo communities. The festival honours the Anlo-Ewe migration from Notsie, in present-day Togo. Faith & Youth: Togo’s Catholic bishops called for a national novena for peace from October 23–31 and praised the first National Youth Days, attended by about 3,500 young people. The next gathering is planned for Kara in 2029. Women’s Well-being: Togo is setting up complaint channels for communities in its $62.5 million women’s empowerment project, with confidential reporting options and a target of resolving complaints within 20 days. Digital Culture & Learning: Togo trained 30 digital content creators to combat misinformation and launched a data drive to develop AI in local languages. Chinese organizations have also pledged free robotics and 6G training for top Togolese students; selection details are pending.
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