Togo Adopts New Audit and Financial Oversight Rules for State Enterprises
A cabinet decree implementing the 2025 state-enterprise law sets out audit, performance-contract and finance controls; its full legal text remains to be checked.
Saturday, 7 November 2026
A parliamentary hearing put 2025 school transport spending at €479 million against an original €383 million allocation, as officials cited underestimated demand and higher costs for pupils with additional needs.
After three students were injured in Athens, Greece's deputy education minister said camera and access-control tenders were still being prepared, with no firm installation date.
Cabinet approved a draft CFA 3,065 billion revenue plan on 5 November; its oil forecast rises sharply, while proposed health funding still requires parliamentary approval.
Peru's budget committee backed a S/266.5 billion 2027 proposal on 5 November, including a conditional ban on official celebrations and funding provisions for public employees. Full congressional approval is still pending.
The law took effect on November 6 and requires companies operating across China's borders to assess bribery risks, oversee third parties and maintain compliance controls.
A bill tabled in October would tighten emergency awards, disclose supplier ownership and change appeals; it is still awaiting further parliamentary debate.
A new Gazette declaration restricts mullet fishing in Baiti, Ewa and Anetan reef areas each year; penalties apply only after conviction, and the 2026 season has ended.
Costa Rica's auditor ordered procurement reforms after finding missing price checks and weak justifications in a sample of the road-safety council's exceptional contracts.
Energy Minister Patrick Assirvaden disclosed the out-of-service figure for 25 August as the utility worked on replacements and a household ownership-transfer plan.
A new UNESCO-UNICEF assessment finds a widening gap between school demand and access, with 2.6 million girls still barred from secondary education.
A detailed breakdown of the draft 2026 budget revision shows project loans rising to CFA316.9bn as grants fall to CFA127.8bn; lawmakers have not yet approved the changes.
A reported five-judge ruling says constitutional changes did not extend current mandates, setting a 30-day agreement deadline and a 90-day election timetable.