Togo

Togo: Farmers increase cashew production with improved seeds

Magnim Karouwe | January 20, 2020

Kombate Kossi walks barefoot through his vast property. Wearing a hat to ward off the sun, he holds his machete […]

Alo Lemou | September 16, 2019

In Edouwoussi, a forest beekeeping co-operative relies on harmony between the bees’ well-being and forest conservation for its success. Here, […]

Magnim Karouwe | February 10, 2019

Lokouna Djassoga walks across the ridges in his field, hoe in hand. On this misty December morning, he is harvesting […]

Magnim Karouwe | September 10, 2018

Sweat trickles down Benoit Koundou’s face. The 60-year-old market gardener blocks off the small irrigation canal that leads to his […]

admin | February 19, 2018

Ezeckiel Moudoh grows maize in southern Togo. Humidity and pests regularly destroy a big part of his stored crops. He […]

Daniel Addeh | March 6, 2017

Awade Solim waters her field of carrots and lettuce under a blazing sun. In the fierce heat, the 44-year-old widow […]

Daniel Addeh | July 11, 2016

In 2011, Razak Adjei moved from the village of Tchamba to study economics in Lomé, the Togolese capital. He soon […]

Daniel Addeh | February 8, 2016

Agbegna Obed smiles as he looks at the hives in his backyard garden, holding a honeycomb in his hands. No […]

Inoussa Maïga | December 7, 2015

The last rays of the sunset are fading over Katenga, a fishing village a few hundred metres from Togo’s main […]

Daniel Addeh | November 30, 2015

It’s harvest time. Every morning, Kossi Anani, his wife, and his two daughters walk to their plot to gather red […]