When you travel across West Africa and take time to explore the cities, you begin to really appreciate how great Africa is. The country Togo has been underrated for too long. In this video, I want to show you the capital city Lome like never seen before. I started the tour from the center point of Lome. I am heading to the city's business districts and from there we will proceed to the city's administrative area. Togo with its capital city Lome is a very important country in West Africa, both in terms of its economic significance and presence as West Africa's first deep seaport. Lomé has a well-developed infrastructure with good transportation links, a variety of restaurants and cafes, and modern shopping centers. The city also has a thriving market scene, with several large markets selling everything from fresh produce to traditional handicrafts. In addition to its economic significance, Togo does indeed have its own unique charm and is often underrated. The country's economic hub Lome is a vibrant and bustling city with a rich history and culture. One of the highlights of Togo is its beautiful beaches, which are often uncrowded and perfect for a relaxing day in the sun. There are also several museums and cultural centers that showcase the art, music, and traditions of Togo. Togo is a francophone country, however, there are also many schools and programs that provide high-quality English language education, and many Togolese people are able to speak English fluently. As the newest member of the Uk commonwealth, English language education in Togo is provided through both public and private schools, and there are also a number of language institutes and centers that offer English language classes to adults and professionals. In some areas, there are also community-based English language programs that provide language instruction to people who may not have access to formal schooling. Lome is generally safe, although like any urban area, it is important to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. The cost of living in Lome is very affordable compared to many other African cities, especially the cost of rent as the Togo government is making a lot of effort to reduce the price of building materials in the country. Cost of living can vary depending on factors such as location, type of housing, and lifestyle. Transportation costs are also relatively affordable, with options like shared taxis and buses available to help keep costs down. The capital city is home to many of the country's government institutions, including the National Assembly and the Supreme Court, as well as a number of international organizations and embassies. Lome is also an important cultural center, with a vibrant arts scene and a rich history that is reflected in its architecture and museums. Contact for Business matt.ojoduma@gmail.com Support the Channel www.patreon.com/africatravel

• published: 19 Apr 2023
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