insert_link Oshiwambo Russia taka edhilila omupresident gwa Togo nena Omupresident gwa Russia Vladmir Putin nena okwali kwa tegelelwa a tsakenene nomupresident gwa Togo Faure Gnassingbe mo Kremlin moonkundathana dhoka tadhi tala koku etapo uukumwe pokati ka Moscow ,noshilongo oshishona shoka hashi nduluka o phosphate muutokelo wa Africa. O Reuters oya lopota kutya Gnassingbe ngoka aapambele ye ya lela Togo okuza mo 1967 okwa hiywa ko Russia ku Putin,shiikwatelela ku Togo momushangwa. today19 November, 2025
Africa Seven killed in crackdown on anti-government protests in Togo Togo protests At least seven people, including minors, were killed during anti-government protests in Togo’s capital last week, civil society groups reported. The protests, sparked by a cost-of-living crisis and demands for President Faure Gnassingbé’s resignation, escalated into violent clashes. Witnesses say security forces used tear gas and batons, with arrests, beatings, and property damage widespread. According to a coalition of 12 human rights organisations, bodies were recovered from multiple […] today1 July, 2025
insert_link Africa Opposition accuses Togo government of extending President’s rule Tensions have risen in Togo as parliamentary and regional elections are underway amid controversy over a new constitution extending President Faure Gnassingbé's term. The BBC reports that opposition parties have accused the government of using the reform to extend Gnassingbé's family's 57-year rule, allowing him to potentially stay in power until 2031. today29 April, 2024
insert_link Africa Togo’s opposition denounces proposed new constitution The opposition in Togo has denounced a proposed new constitution as a power grab, intended to extend the reign of President Faure Gnassingbé. According to the BBC, the reforms would see the West African country move from a presidential to a parliamentary system. But the opposition says they are a ruse to keep Mr Gnassingbé - already in his fourth term - in power. today17 April, 2024
