Togo announces delay of the 9th Pan-African Congress
Initially scheduled to take place from October 29 to November 2 in Lomé, the 9th Pan-African Congress has been postponed…
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Commonwealth scholarships available for Togolese students
The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC) has announced the availability of scholarships for Master’s and Doctoral programs at UK universities for…
Togo becomes a full member of AIIB
Togo has officially become a full member of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). The membership was formalized during an…
List of Togolese and Beninese Universities now recognized in Nigeria
After a prolonged suspension, Nigerian authorities have lifted restrictions on higher education degrees awarded in Togo. The Nigerian Federal Government has announced that eight universities—three in Togo and five in Benin—are now officially accredited to issue degrees to Nigerian students.
The Inspiring Journey of Jack Beguedou: Between Whisky and African Culture
Toyi “Jack” Beguedou is an internationally certified spirits professional (WSET II) and a lifestyle influencer, specializing in the education and…
Togo’s Université de Lomé and Washington Institute to collaborate
The Université de Lomé (UL) and the Washington International Management Institute (WIMI) are on the verge of establishing a partnership. On August 20, 2024, discussions between Adama Kpodar, President of UL, and Bruno Mukendi, founder of WIMI, laid the groundwork for this collaboration.
Togo unveils new government to lead transition to parliamentary system
On August 20, 2024, Togo marked a significant political milestone with the announcement of its new government, following the controversial constitutional amendment ratified on May 6 of this year
Togo strengthens surveillance at entry points to combat Mpox threat
Togo has heightened its alert against Mpox, also known as Monkeypox, in response to the growing global outbreak. On Thursday, August 15, the Ministry of Health announced enhanced epidemiological surveillance across the country, particularly at entry points, without giving further details.
Togo sees growing opposition to new Constitution
The capital city of Togo is witnessing a surge in efforts to reject the newly established constitution initiated by the ruling party, despite the government’s systematic prohibition of many protests
Journalist Ferdinand Ayité faces news allegations from Togo
The Togolese authorities have reportedly leveled serious accusations against investigative journalist Ferdinand Ayité and Commander Olivier Amah, both currently exiled in France. They are alleged to be involved in a conspiracy against state security and acts of terrorism.