Togo’s FM Robert Dussey criticizes international media’s portrayal of Africa
At the Berlin symposium marking the 140th anniversary of the Berlin Conference on Africa, Togolese Foreign Minister Robert Dussey emphasized…
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Ghana : Les premières décisions de Mahama enflamment les débats
Le 7 janvier dernier, John Dramani Mahama a pris ses fonctions de président du Ghana pour son second et dernier…
Togo : Dr. Spieker soulève de graves incohérences malgré son soutien au parlementaire
Dans son message de vœux pour l’année 2025, Dr. Christian Spieker, président de l’Association Germany is Back, a abordé l’une…
Togolese authorities urged to lift three-month ban on Tampa Express
In a statement released on Thursday, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) called on Togolese authorities to reverse their recent…
Six journalists assaulted : CPJ urges Togolese authorities to ensure accountability
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called on Togolese authorities to hold accountable those responsible for the violent attacks…
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.
Togo lifts suspension on foreign media accreditation
This decision followed the arrest and expulsion of a French journalist, who was accused by Togolese authorities of illegally crossing the border and acting as an activist.
Togo- Reprise de l’accréditation pour les médias étrangers à partir du 26 juin
Au Togo, les médias étrangers pourront à nouveau obtenir une accréditation pour couvrir les événements et manifestations à partir du 26 juin prochain. Cette annonce a été faite par la Haute Autorité de l’Audiovisuel et de la Communication (HAAC) dans un récent communiqué.
Togo’s L’Alternative resumes operations with support from RSF
Togo’s leading investigative newspaper, L’Alternative, has made a triumphant return as a website, thanks to support from Reporters Without Borders (RSF). The publication had been forced to shutter its operations a year ago when its publisher and editor fled the country.
RSF uncovers continued surveillance on Togolese media figures
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has revealed this week that Pegasus cyber-espionage software continues to infiltrate the mobile phones of Togolese journalists, especially Loïc Lawson and Anani Sossou. The duo currently faces legal action in Togo, triggered by a complaint from the Minister of Urban Planning.