Togolese women receive major academic and professional honors

Prominent Togolese women are receiving significant academic and professional honors for their contributions to education, law, and public service.

Professor Germaine Kouméalo Anaté, the first woman in Togo to earn a doctorate and achieve the rank of full professor in Information and Communication Sciences, has been recognized for her academic excellence and leadership. A researcher at the University of Lomé and former director of the Institute of Information, Communication, and Arts (ISICA), she has also served in public roles, including as chief of staff for the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.

Additionally, Molgah Kadjaka-Abougnima, a notary, senator, and NGO president, has been named Professor honoris causa in business administration and management. She was also appointed Honorary President of ceremonies for the International Honoris Causa Program. The distinction was presented in Lomé by the International Institute of Computing and Societal Education through the International Agency for Training and Development.