Togo's Tône Prefecture Provides Educational Kits for Visually Impaired Students
Togo's ministry provides educational kits for 62 visually impaired students in Tône prefecture
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Togo's ministry provides educational kits for 62 visually impaired students in Tône prefecture
Five African countries have joined forces to reduce the number of zero-dose children through a regional benchmarking mission.
Community actors in Togo's Kara region learn about artificial intelligence
Nigeria's power crisis drives growth in decentralized solar market
Generation Togo, a youth-led movement, has called for a national mobilization on November 20, 2026, to push for political and social reforms in Togo.
Two children drowned in a sand pit in Togo's Vo prefecture, prompting the MMLK to demand closure of illegal sand mines and stricter regulations.
Cimtogo, a subsidiary of Heidelberg Materials, is exploring the use of waste, including plastics, as a source of energy in cement production to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels.
Netherlands agency RVO to help Togo create national clean cooking access program
Togo's cultural sector faces an uncertain future due to funding shortages and unfulfilled promises from the government.
Togo modernizes migration policy with new visa and residency regulations
Togo's Council of Ministers adopts new measures to modernize energy sector, ease mobility, and promote local consumption.
Togo and Russia convene first intergovernmental commission to boost bilateral relations and trade.