AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHigher Education: Togo has authorized the University of Datcha to begin classes in 2026–27, with programs in biomedical sciences and engineering, agronomy, agribusiness and geodata. Agricultural Innovation: Lawmakers have approved a bill in first reading that promotes research, mechanization and better access to financing and markets for farmers. Regional AI: Nigeria is proposing pooled computing capacity for African AI research, citing plans for a Nigeria–Togo data park and expanded fibre links. Digital Skills: Togo showcased AI initiatives at a global summit in Seoul, including efforts to build models that reflect the country’s languages; schools are also adding coding, robotics and hands-on science activities. Solar Energy: Togo’s renewable-energy association trained installers on new solar-panel technology as it works toward a quality label for the sector.
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