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Author: togofirst.comPublished on: March 26, 2026Country: Togo

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The African Consumers Organization reported in Lomé that about 71% of users find interest rates on financial services uncompetitive. Additionally, the healthcare utilization rate in the maritime region reached 60.18% in 2025. A regional meeting on food security in West Africa is taking place in Lomé, while Togo and Turkey signed a framework agreement to strengthen their educational cooperation.

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