West Africa
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Elsewhere in West Africa
The Togolese government reaffirms its commitment to improving the lives of older persons on the International Day of Older Persons.
China and France share insights on effective urban governance
Togo and Russia have taken a significant step in strengthening their bilateral cooperation with the establishment of an intergovernmental commission.
Togo's health officials and security forces trained to tackle psychoactive substance abuse
Three Togolese students had their Bac II exams canceled for cheating during the 2026 session, according to a recent government decree.
Thirty Togolese artisans are undergoing training on constructing eco-friendly septic tanks and non-drainable wells in Sokodé.
Togo celebrates the International Day of Older Persons with a three-day event in Agoè-Nyivé 3, focusing on healthy aging and social inclusion.
FAO advises Togo and Africa to restore forests to boost food security and protect biodiversity.
Les experts togolais démentent tout lien de causalité entre l'utilisation des téléphones portables et le cancer du cerveau.
Deputy Brigitte Adjamagbo-Johnson faces mounting pressure to quit Togo's parliament over her stance on a new constitution.
A recent inquiry on a Togo media outlet sparked debate on whether toilet seats can transmit diseases, prompting a scientific investigation into the matter.
Togo's government has implemented various programs to support youth employment and entrepreneurship, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.
