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
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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.
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