Togo Hosts National Workshop to Combat Maritime Crime and Financial Crimes
Togo holds national workshop to tackle maritime crime and financial crimes with support from international organizations
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Togo holds national workshop to tackle maritime crime and financial crimes with support from international organizations
Togo's Association togolaise des techniciens supérieurs en ophtalmologie holds annual general assembly in Vogan, renews executive bureau.
Thirty motorcycle mechanics from five prefectures in Togo's Plateaux region have completed a training program in mechatronics.
Togo's first National Girls' Summit (SONAFI) ended on October 24, 2026, with a call for greater inclusion of girls' voices in decision-making processes.
Togo's medical association holds awareness campaign to educate public on breast cancer prevention and treatment.
Togo's President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé visits China, strengthening ties and cooperation between the two nations.
CEDEAO and ARAA collaborate to inform Togolese journalists about regional organization's projects and programs.
Togo's Lomé beaches, once revitalized by private operators, have returned to being a haven for crime and lawlessness after the government ordered their closure.
Togo's authorities warn against using formol and potassium bromate in food production, promoting safe and competitive local products.
A 23-year-old woman in Ghana died after being electrocuted by a sex-toy, raising concerns about the safety and regulation of these products in Africa.
Thirty restaurateurs in Togo's Savanes region are attending a two-day workshop to enhance their technical and managerial skills.
Togo's President Faure Gnassingbé will attend the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow on October 28-29, 2026, to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties between Togo and Russia.