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Togo plans CFA 3 billion for education in 2027

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Togo plans CFA 3 billion for education in 2027James Rhoda · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Togolese government plans nearly CFA 3 billion for its basic education programme in 2027, according to Togo First. The budget accompanies business climate reforms led by Lomé, notably the digitalisation of import-export procedures and the creation of commercial courts in Lomé and Kara.

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