Nutrition & Local Agribusiness: Togolese entrepreneur Salim Tebonou is relaunching his tiger nut processing business under the HORI brand, aiming to turn a locally available crop into a healthier, higher-value product for regional and international markets. Public Health Preparedness: Health ministers from Botswana, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Togo have adopted an eight-year WHO-backed strategy (2022–2030) to strengthen health security and emergency response, with plans to expand coverage further. Health System Funding in Togo: The UN in Togo reports mobilizing $53.6 million in 2025, reaching over 1.2 million people, including support for malaria vaccination, neonatal care and school meal programs. Maternal Health Focus: UNFPA says progress on maternal mortality is held back by health system weaknesses, social inequality and inadequate financing—especially for rural women. Digital Connectivity for Health: Togo revised radio-frequency fees to support new satellite services, aiming to expand connectivity in underserved areas and enable innovations in sectors including health. Community Health Needs at Borders: Calls for better roads, healthcare and security continue along the Ghana–Togo frontier after a border governance assessment in Ghana’s Oti Region. Tobacco Control Training: Public health advocates trained in Lagos to better monitor and counter tobacco industry interference in policy-making, including participants from Togo. Volunteerism for Community Support: Togo’s ANVT launched the 10th “Volunteer of the Year” competition, encouraging service that builds community capacity and employability.