Faure Gnassingbé, 59, who has ruled since 2005 after succeeding his father, ceded the now largely ceremonial presidency in May and was installed as prime minister
Togo erupts as Gnassingbé entrenches power with new constitution Read More »
Seven people died during anti-government protests in Togo amid a harsh crackdown by security forces, raising concerns over political repression and human rights abuses.
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Togo suspends RFI and France 24 for three months, citing biased and inaccurate coverage during recent protests against the government.
Togo suspends French broadcasters over alleged biased coverage Read More »
The AU has appointed Faure Gnassingbe as mediator in the eastern Congo conflict following recent fighting.
Togo takes AU mediator role in DRC conflict Read More »
Togo conducted its first Senate elections with municipal and regional councilors voting, while the opposition boycotted the process, citing concerns over political control.
Municipal and regional councilors vote in Togo’s Senate elections Read More »
Yango has yet to provide a comment on the suspension
Togo suspends Russia’s Yango ride-hailing app over safety issues Read More »
Ghana’s Africa Cup of Nations dreams took a hit as they were held to a frustrating draw by Sudan.
Ghana stumbles in 0-0 draw with Sudan Read More »
Togo’s President Faure Gnassingbe forms new government, keeping Victoire Tomegah-Dogbe as Prime Minister.
New Togo government keeps Tomegah-Dogbe as PM Read More »
An Al Qaeda-linked group has claimed responsibility for the assault on an army barracks.
Terrorism reaches Togo as al Qaeda group strikes Read More »
Nigeria, facing its own load shedding issues, has limited electricity supplies to Togo, Niger, and Benin since May 1 for six months
Sweeping power outages push Togo’s traders to the brink of ruin Read More »
