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Togo: Government dismisses over hundred striking teachers

April 27, 2022 Geraldine Boechat 0

New sanction against striking teachers of the SET, the Togo Teachers’ Union. On Monday, April 25, the Minister in charge of the Civil Service issued […]

First trial of the Special Criminal Court in Central Africa postponed

April 20, 2022 Geraldine Boechat 0

The first trial in the Central African Republic of the Special Criminal Court (CPS), made up of national and international judges responsible for judging war […]

Ghana reopens land borders after two years of closure

March 29, 2022 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

It is now possible to enter Ghana freely, without restrictions. The country reopened its land and sea borders on Monday, March 28, which had been […]

Burkina Faso: Architect Diébédo Francis Kéré becomes first African to win Pritzker Prize

March 16, 2022 Geraldine Boechat 0

An African winner of the 2022 Pritzker Prize. This is a first. The greatest prize in architecture was awarded this Tuesday, March 15 to Diébédo […]

Africa Cup of Nations 2022 for Women: All qualified teams are known

February 24, 2022 Geraldine Boechat 0

The twelve teams that will play in the next African Women’s Cup of Nations (CAN 2022), scheduled for July 2-23 in Morocco, are known. Burkina […]

Togo: For lack of vaccine pass, the HAAC suspends the newspaper “The Guardian” for 4 months

October 13, 2021 Geraldine Boechat 0

The Guardian newspaper has been suspended since yesterday, Tuesday 12 October, for the next four months and its director has had his press card withdrawn […]

Togo extends the state of health emergency until September 2022

September 16, 2021 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

Togo has extended Tuesday for 12 months (until September 16, 2022) the state of health emergency following the upsurge of new cases of coronavirus in […]

Togo: Free secondary education, contrasting reactions after government announcement

August 23, 2021 Geraldine Boechat 0

The Togolese government will pay the school fees of all students in public secondary schools for the 2021-22 school year. A measure announced this weekend […]

Togo becomes first country to receive Johnson & Johnson vaccine produced in South Africa

August 9, 2021 Geraldine Boechat 0

Togo officially received last week a batch of Johnson and Johnson vaccine, manufactured in South Africa and acquired through the African Union platform. The acquisition […]

Togo actively involved in mediation between N’Djamena and rebel groups

July 8, 2021 Geraldine Boechat 0

Since the disappearance of Idriss Déby, Togo has been holding meetings with Chadian rebel groups to prepare for national dialogue with the new authorities in […]

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