Togo’s first Senate Elections delayed: opposition warns of ‘Constitutional Coup’
Togo’s long-awaited first senatorial elections have been delayed by two weeks, with the new vote scheduled for February 15, 2024,…
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Togo announces first Senate Elections amid opposition criticism
Earlier this month, the government of Togo announced in a statement that the country’s first-ever Senate elections will take place…
Freedom Togo-MLN urges international action in first political gathering
The recently founded Togo National Liberation Movement Freedom (Togo-MLN) held its first political assembly over the weekend, concluding with ten…
Freedom Togo-MLN to hold 1st political event this Saturday
The Freedom Togo-National Liberation Movement (Freedom Togo-MLN), a political movement formed in July 2024, is set to hold its first…
Kofi Yamgnane s’exprime avant la rentrée politique de Freedom Togo
Créé en juillet dernier, le mouvement de libération nationale Freedom Togo s’apprête à faire sa rentrée politique ce samedi 9…
Togo – ECOWAS MP Guy Marius Sagna injured in an attack
Public outcry continues to grow in response to the an attack on Senegalese ECOWAS Member of Parliament Guy Marius Sagna,…
ECOWAS MP’s meeting with Togolese citizens blocked by authorities
Senegalese MP Guy Marius Sagna has been in Lomé, Togo, to attend the 3rd ordinary session of the ECOWAS Parliament.…
DMK urges UN Security Council to address political crisis in Togo
The Dynamique Monseigneur Kpodzro (DMK) has issued an urgent plea to the United Nations Security Council, calling for immediate intervention…
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 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