AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMusic & Business: Togolese producer Nodjigno Pierre Yao Nihtael is expanding from Façonné Music into Nihtael Dynasty, a project-based platform meant to help artists with digital distribution, media strategy, and market access—so streaming success comes with real career structure. Arts & Culture Abroad: The African Festival of Arts and Culture returns to Iowa City on Sept. 26 with music, dance, fashion, food, and art from 20+ African countries, plus a parade of nations and performances. Football (CAF): Enugu Rangers survived AS Sobemap’s scare, winning 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in Lomé to reach the next CAF Champions League qualifying round, where they’ll face MC Alger. Togo Tech & Innovation: Laitify co-founder Medede Bidassa highlights how her dairy-tech startup uses sensors, QR traceability, and AI to improve cattle health and productivity, while Togo AI Lab is recruiting a technical lead for public-sector AI projects. Press Freedom: CPJ urges Togolese authorities to investigate the kidnapping and assault of journalist Roland Yaovi Kodjo, released after it was discovered he’d been targeted by mistake. Creative Protection: INPIT in Lomé hosted a forum on protecting trademarks and industrial designs, pushing creators to register before counterfeits spread.
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