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Electricity Investment: Togo’s cabinet approved a draft law to open power generation, transmission and distribution further to private investors. It would allow third-party grid access, energy storage and direct power contracts for businesses, including those in special economic zones. Public Finances: Togo aims to raise annual tax revenue to CFAF 2.109 trillion by 2031, up from CFAF 1.044 trillion in 2026, through broader tax coverage and digital collection. Credit Outlook: Moody’s moved its outlook for sub-Saharan Africa to positive and included Togo among eight countries with positive outlooks, while warning that debt costs and weak revenue remain risks. Local Production: Togo’s October Local Consumption Month is promoting domestic goods and businesses, with a focus on building regional trade and reducing reliance on imports. Shipping: The Togo-flagged Alfa Watan sank after a drone attack off Bulgaria; nine Syrian sailors and one Egyptian remain missing after the search was suspended.

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