Togo Faces Scrutiny Over Burkina Faso's Reintroduction of Death Penalty for Economic Crimes
Burkina Faso reinstates death penalty for economic crimes, sparking debate in neighboring Togo
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Burkina Faso reinstates death penalty for economic crimes, sparking debate in neighboring Togo
Togo strengthens prevention measures against Ebola after a case of Bundibugyo strain was confirmed in Nigeria on October 20, 2026.
German Ambassador Stefan Anton Messerer celebrates Unity Day with Togolese officials, reaffirming Berlin's commitment to the West African nation.
The University of Lomé is hosting a two-day international colloquium on regional African jurisdictions and their role in protecting human rights and monitoring constitutional changes.
Togo appoints Emmanuel Adebayor as ambassador to promote its image at the 2027 Belgrade Expo.
University of Lomé to host a two-day international colloquium on regional human rights jurisdictions and their role in consolidating the rule of law.
University of Lome to host two-day international colloquium on regional human rights jurisdictions, sovereignty of states, and constitutional changes.
Togo and Russia have signed three cooperation instruments in Moscow, expanding their partnership in education, healthcare, scientific research, culture, and human rights.
Togo and Russia sign deal to recognize each other's seafarers' certificates, aiming to ease validation of qualifications and facilitate maritime cooperation.
Togo's CNDH promotes women's health in Atakpamé through awareness campaign
Togo and Russia sign cooperation agreements on education, healthcare, and human rights
Russian President Vladimir Putin opens the third Russia-Africa summit in Moscow with 48 African countries represented.