AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWorld Cup on the move: Togolese broadcaster New World TV has struck an Orange Africa deal to distribute its premium sports channels via the Max it super-app across nine countries, aiming to reach millions of mobile viewers as the 48-team World Cup kicks off. Digital sovereignty in Lomé: Togo will host a national internet governance forum on AI challenges in June, with pre-events for internet governance and youth voices. Tech for everyday use: Google is expanding “Ask Gemini in Chrome” to more African markets, including Togo, as Chrome adds built-in AI help for finding and understanding information. Arts & community calendar: Lome’s cultural scene gets a boost with POAC’s 49th annual ArtWalk kicking off, while local event listings highlight free outdoor concerts and festival-style lineups. Media & trust: France’s disinformation watchdog alleges an Israeli firm, BlackCore, tried to influence elections in multiple places, including Togo. Sport viewing guide: Multiple outlets are publishing “how to watch” World Cup 2026 guides for fans across Africa.
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