Togo's IYAWO Association Hosts Fictional Trial to Address Clandestine Abortions and Sexual Violence
IYAWO Association hosts a fictional trial in Togo to spark debate on clandestine abortions and sexual violence.
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IYAWO Association hosts a fictional trial in Togo to spark debate on clandestine abortions and sexual violence.
Togo's Académie des Hommes de Valeur marks a milestone with its first cohort, promoting gender equality and positive masculinity.
Togo's Ladies Movement 3, led by Elisabeth Apampa, seeks to prioritize education, protection, and leadership for young girls, addressing challenges such as early pregnancies and socio-eco...
Togo's Council of Ministers meets to discuss finance and development projects
Togo's 2027 budget is 2,684.1 billion FCFA, down 2.5% from 2026, with 490 billion FCFA for government roadmap investments.
Gas transport on Togo's pipeline to resume by October 27 after temporary suspension
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but men are often unaware they too can develop the disease.
UN High Commissioner urges action against authoritarianism in Togo
Togo's government faces criticism for failing to enforce a 2011 decree banning non-biodegradable plastic bags, despite their harmful environmental impact.
The Togolese people face a severe electricity crisis due to corruption and mismanagement at the Compagnie Energie Electrique du Togo (CEET), with high bills and frequent outages.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has expressed support for African leadership in resolving conflicts on the continent, presenting four principles for peaceful resolution.
Women in Togo's Tokpli canton participate in breast cancer awareness campaign