Togo removes visa requirements for citizens of all African countries traveling to the country for short stays. Multiple outlets report that the change applies to African passport holders and allows entry without a visa for visits lasting up to 30 days. The directive is described as taking effect on Sunday, according to Premium Times, which also quotes Togo’s government representation linking the policy to broader goals of regional integration and Pan-African cooperation. AllAfrica echoes similar details, stating that the government announces visa-free entry for African nationals for 30-day stays. Vanguard characterizes the move as part of a growing trend across the continent, noting that Togo is the sixth African country to introduce visa-free entry for Africans. Across the reports, the main points are consistent: the visa requirement is removed for all African nationals, the benefit is tied to short stays of up to 30 days, and the policy is positioned by Togo as supporting continental cooperation.