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Togo's government has implemented various programs to support youth employment and entrepreneurship, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.
Deputy Kafui Adjamagbo-Johnson claims investigation into 2024 CDPA attack stalled after officer in charge was promoted.
Twelve top students in Togo's Bassar commune receive financial support from the "Nataka" foundation to encourage academic excellence.
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced that its 2027 Investment Forum will take place in Lome, Togo, on April 7-8.
25 Togolese refrigeration technicians receive training on low-GWP technologies in Kara.
A six-day training session on electrical panel installation and wiring has opened in Kara, Togo, for electricians from the northern region.
Togo's government has launched a 27 billion CFA franc project to improve access to clean water in the Kara region, serving over 200,000 people.
Togo's Alliance for Defense and Counseling of Women (ADCF) holds workshop to push for better protection of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Tchaoudjo 3.
Togo and Russia have begun talks to enhance cooperation, with a focus on new agreements in science, education, and other areas.
University of Lomé and Rostock University partner in energy and green hydrogen, creating a certified Master's program.
Togo hosts a three-day consultative meeting to prepare the creation of the African Union's Migration Advisory Council.
Togo's Asko de Kara to face Mali's FC Diarra in CAF Confederation Cup second round
