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President William Ruto announced that Equatorial Guinea and Togo have endorsed Raila Odinga’s candidacy for the African Union Commission chairmanship ahead of February elections. Ruto made this announcement during President …
Ruto Secures Backing for Odinga’s AUC Chairmanship Bid from Equatorial Guinea and Togo Read More
President William Ruto has declared that Equatorial Guinea and Togo support Raila Odinga’s candidacy for the African Union Commission (AUC) chairmanship ahead of the February elections. This endorsement was made …
Ruto Secures Endorsements for Raila Odinga’s AUC Chairmanship Bid from Equatorial Guinea and Togo Read More
China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, plans to visit four African nations from January 5 to 11, 2025, continuing the tradition of making Africa his first destination each year for 35 …
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi Set to Visit Namibia, Congo, Chad, and Nigeria Read More
Burkina Faso and Togo embarked on a learning exchange to enhance flood forecasting and early warning systems, gaining insights from meteorological agencies in Sweden and Italy. The delegation highlighted key …
Strengthening Flood Forecasting in Burkina Faso and Togo: A Learning Exchange in Sweden and Italy Read More
Togo has delayed its first senatorial elections to February 15 to allow political actors more preparation time. The elections are part of the implementation of a controversial new constitution that …
Togo Postpones Inaugural Senate Elections to February 15 Amid Controversy Read More
Togo has postponed its senatorial elections to February 15 to allow for better organization among political parties. The elections are a critical step in implementing a controversial new constitution, which …
Togo Postpones Senate Elections Amid Controversy Over New Constitution Read More
Maurice Ampaw, a private legal practitioner, has vowed to relocate to Togo if John Mahama wins the 2024 presidential election, citing concerns over Mahama’s past governance and alleged debt. Despite …
Lawyer Maurice Ampaw’s Controversial Stance on John Mahama’s Presidency Read More
The Nigerian government has begun dismissing employees who hold degrees from unaccredited private institutions in Benin Republic and Togo, targeting graduates from 2017 onwards. This move is part of an …
Nigerian Government Initiates Dismissals Over Unaccredited Degrees Read More
Protests across West Africa are often met with violent suppression from security forces, leading to numerous deaths and injuries among demonstrators. Amnesty International emphasizes that such violence reflects state weakness …
Violence Against Protesters in West Africa: A Reflection of State Weakness Read More
Togo has significantly improved its business environment, ranking fifteenth globally and first in Africa under the ‘Starting a Business’ index. Key reforms include enhancements in contract enforcement, digitization of trade …
Togo’s Transformative Reforms Enhance Its Business Landscape and Global Ranking Read More