Togo: University transport fares in Kara cut by 33% from November 2026

Author: Esaïe EdohPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Togo

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Togo: University transport fares in Kara cut by 33% from November 2026

From November 1, 2026, bus fares at the University of Kara will fall from 150 to 100 CFA francs per trip, according to the university presidency. For a student making a daily round trip, the cost will drop from 300 to 200 CFA francs, saving 100 CFA francs a day. A subsidy will cover the fare reduction, but its total amount and funding arrangements have not yet been specified.

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