Moody’s: Togo’s participation in DSSI poses risks for private sector

What does the re-election of Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari mean for the country’s private sector? Timothy Olawale, Director General of the Nigeria Employers Consultative Association joins CNBC Africa from Abuja to discuss this.

Abdulsamad Rabiu, Chairman of BUA Group says from a private sector perspective the African Continental Free Trade Agreement is important in that it will help in achieving the post-2015 and 2063 agenda.

Dozens of Togolese football fans took to the streets in the capital Lome, to express their disappointment and call for the removal of the nation's football team coach, Claude Le Roy following the squad's failure to qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.

Luxury sector meets the humanitarian sector: ‘La Bouche Rouge’ takes action in Togo.

Private sector players advised joining politics.

Brigitte Adjamagbo-Johnson, coordinator of the opposition coalition in Togo condemns the country's new constitutional change, approved by the parliament. The change allows President Faure Gnassingbe, whose family has ruled the small West African country since 1967, to run two more times and potentially remain in power until 2030.

After the Togo-EU Economic forum, Ronke Amoni-Ogunsulire expects that the country's brand will improve, and attendees will leave with new knowledge of its development. CNBC Africa's Christy Cole caught up with her on the side-lines of the forum for a chat on what the country's next steps should be.

As the 13th annual conference of the Nigerian Bar Association's Section on Business Law winds to a close, the Chairman of the conference planning committee, Adeoye Adefulu, says a communique containing recommendations from the conference will be issued to the Nigerian government and its economic management team.

Every year in Togo, the sea nibbles more than 2 meters of coastline and up to 10 meters in some parts of the coast. Coastal erosion affects all of West Africa and is distorting Togo's landscape and driving out fishing communities.

Meeting migrant children in Togo who dream of a better life

President of the International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC), Peter Maurer says the Red Cross is experimenting with private sector partnerships for more impact. According to the International Red Cross Chief, while traditional humanitarianism is important in short term emergency, long term protracted conflicts, especially in Africa, demand a different strategy. To discuss this and more, President of the International Committee of Red Cross, Peter Maurer joins CNBC Africa's Christy Cole for more.

An African success story: Togo's princesses of wax print