August 01
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Togolese Leader Assures Commitment to Consolidate Relations
Daily Observer
The president of the Republic of Togo, His Excellency, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbe has written to the Gambian leader, His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya Jammeh,... Read more »
July 28
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Ruling Party Gains Seats in Togo Election
VOA
Initial results from Togo show the ruling party of President Faure Gnassingbe gaining seats in Thursday's parliamentary elections. Read more »
July 25
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Ruling Party Expected to Win Poll, Despite 'Frustration'
Deutsche Welle
Togo voted on Thursday in parliamentary elections delayed by months of protests, with the opposition seeking to weaken the ruling family's decades-long grip on power. Read more »
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Thousands of Police Officers Deployed Before Poll
Deutsche Welle
Polling stations have opened in Togo after two delays within a year. The country's 3 million voters are set to select new parliamentarians from more than 1,100 candidates. Read more »
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Togo Holds Twice-Delayed Parliamentary Vote
VOA
Voters in Togo are going to the polls Thursday to take part in parliamentary elections that analysts say will test the support of the country's president, whose family has led the... Read more »
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AEP
About 3.3 million registered Togolese voters will cast ballots today in 7,600 polling stations to select 91 parliamentarians out of about 1,174 contesting candidates from the... Read more »
July 24
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Deal Improves Polls Prospects [analysis]
African Arguments
Long-delayed legislative elections in Togo, most recently set for July 21, 2013, were again pushed back last week and are now scheduled to be held four days later on July 25. Read more »
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Togo Holds Elections Thursday Amid Frustration With Ruling Party
VOA
The small West African nation of Togo is holding legislative elections on Thursday amid signs voters are increasingly fed up with the ruling party. Analysts say in order to win,... Read more »
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World Championship Qualifier - Togo Edges Niger in First Game
Daily Trust
The Togolese national women's volleyball team beat their counterparts from Niger Republic 3:2 to win their first match at the ongoing World Championship qualifiers. Read more »
July 23
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Parliamentary Campaign Comes to a Close for Thursday Polls
AEP
Campaign by political parties which started on July 6 for the parliamentary elections in Togo will come to a close at midnight on Tuesday, 24 hours ahead of Thursday's poll when... Read more »
July 22
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Ecowas Observer Mission Seeks Peaceful Legislative Polls in Togo
AEP
The head of the ECOWAS 80-member Observation Mission to Togo's 25 July legislative elections, Ambassador Leopold Ouedraogo, has called on all stakeholders, especially political... Read more »
July 19
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Ecowas Call for Peaceful Elections in Mali, Guinea Bissau, Togo
AEP
The 43rd ordinary session of the authority of the heads of state and government of the Economic Community of West African states (ECOWAS) rounded off on Thursday in Abuja with an... Read more »
July 12
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Elections Dogged By Questions Over Who Will Take Part
VOA
The West African nation of Togo is gearing up for twice-delayed legislative elections planned for July 25. But while the international community has praised signs of rapprochement... Read more »
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Togolese Academics Battle for Linguistic Heritage
VOA
Experts estimate that nearly half of the world's 6,000 languages will disappear by the end of the century, casualties of urbanization, economic development and globalization. Read more »
July 11
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AU Election Observation Mission Deployment to the Parliamentary Polls of Togo Postponed [press release]
African Union
It is to be recalled that the Chairperson of the African Union has previously approved deployment of the African Union Elections Observation Mission (AU-EOM) to the Republic of... Read more »
July 04
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Togo Sanctioned for Fielding Ineligible Player
CAF
FIFA can today confirm that the Togolese Football Federation (TFF) has been sanctioned for fielding an ineligible player in the preliminary competition match for the 2014 FIFA... Read more »
July 01
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Afloat in Water, but Still Thirsty
Africa In Fact
In Lomé, the capital of the tiny West African country of Togo, many citizens still fetch water from traditionally built hand-dug wells, water that may not be safe to drink.... Read more »
June 21
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African Union
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission has approved the deployment of the African Union Election Observation Mission (AU-EOM) on the occasion of the Parliamentary... Read more »
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