AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPan-African AI: Nigeria and partners unveiled ATLAS Umoja/Atlas Network in Abuja, aiming to boost African-language large language models after noting fewer than 2% of African languages are meaningfully supported in today’s AI. Togo & health: WHO’s Dr Kofi Mensah Nyarko warned that weak enforcement of rules on waterways and flood-prone building is worsening Africa’s flood toll, naming Togo among affected countries. Commonwealth Games (Glasgow): With the Games opening in Glasgow, Togo debuts as the event expands to 74 teams; coverage also highlights what to expect from the scaled-down 2026 programme. Togo youth & training: FAO supported about 30 Lomé entrepreneurs with a two-day IP training on patents, trademarks and prior-art searches to help protect innovations. Togo in the spotlight: A Togo cat “Togo” melted hearts online with a video of her single kitten Django, showing a protective mother-son bond. Regional sports: Ghana’s Black Satellites and Nigeria’s Flying Eagles gear up for WAFU B U-20 clashes, with Togo’s Sparrow Hawks also in the mix. Togo security concern: Togo opposition alleges Russian Africa Corps and Turkish SADAT personnel in the north, urging transparency as jihadist pressure continues.
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