West Africa
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Elsewhere in West Africa
The Togo Savanes region faces a social crisis due to the massive influx of Burkinabe refugees, putting pressure on limited resources and threatening the local economy.
Togo honors its armed forces on the 40th anniversary of a terrorist attack that occurred in 1986, amid current security challenges.
Three months after the break-in at his office, Togolese human rights lawyer Me Assiom Kossi Bokodjin's case has seen no progress, sparking concerns from human rights organizations.
Togo's medical council faces scrutiny over comments suggesting doctors may refuse treatment based on patients' social media posts.
Togo's government has announced that it will hand over the duty-free zone at Lomé's international airport to a private investor, with current shop owners required to vacate the premises b...
La Chine lance l'Initiative pour la gouvernance mondiale pour promouvoir un multilatéralisme plus équitable et inclusif.
Togo's High Authority for Communication Regulation (HARC) meets with content creators to discuss digital regulation and promote responsible communication.
Togo marks 40 years since 1986 terrorist attack, with Muslim prayer calling for unity, peace, and support for the army.
A live cultural event exploring the intersection of Chinese opera and global musical traditions was hosted by CGTN Français and Togolese artist D'mo.
Togo's government urges citizens to promote peace in their daily lives
QNET to open Experience Center in Lomé to showcase its products and services, amid rising scams using its name.
Togo's Kozah 3 commune concludes "Voix Unies" project, promoting citizen participation in local governance.
