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Le président de la Chambre islamique de commerce et de développement, M. Abdullah Saleh Kamel, a inauguré le chapitre européen de l’initiative B57+ à Bruxelles.
Me Tchassona Traoré, a Togolese politician, has expressed support for the Gnassingbé regime, sparking controversy among opposition groups.
Togo's Novissi program, launched during COVID-19, praised at global AI summit despite audit findings of irregularities and scandal.
The Togolese Press Agency reports that the 2027 "Awatsezan" festival was launched in Afagnagan, Togo, on October 31, aiming to promote the cultural heritage of the Bas-Mono people.
Twenty-three executive bureaus of village development committees were installed in Togo's Lacs 3 commune.
Two T-Oil petrol stations were inaugurated in Togo's Sotouboua and Blitta areas, enhancing access to quality fuel and promoting economic development.
Togo's government reveals plans for a high-end coastal development project in Lomé, featuring luxury apartments, shops, and a conference center.
On the International Day for the End of Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, Togo's journalism community highlights concerns over safety and justice.
Togo's GFVD-GL and WUFA organize roundtable to address breast and cervical cancer challenges
Togo's Gilbert Houngbo, first African to lead ILO, seeks re-election for 2027-2032 term
GTTF launches in Togo, promoting traditional Taekwondo values
Togo's Minister Joseph Koamy Gomado announces plans to develop and valorize the country's maritime domain.
