May 21, 2013
Togo News
UNICEF analyzes obstacles to child right to education
March 15, 2012Having access to quality education is the right of every child. But this right is not always respected or promoted in some places.
Private school teachers on strike in Togo
February 15, 2012In Togo, teachers of private schools run by churches have begun a one week strike, complaining of lack of equal treatment.
UN, INTERPOL to work on drugs, weapons in West Africa
February 13, 2012A top United Nations official and the Secretary General of International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), Ronald Noble, have agreed to work jointly against transnational crimes in West Africa.
Togo’s population doubles, say latest census results
January 30, 2012Togo’s population has nearly doubled in the last thirty years, with more women than men, according results of the general population census just released in the capital, Lome.
Togo: ‘Good Walk’ to reaching MDG 2015-UNICEF
January 14, 2012Togo is thriving in its efforts to reach the Millennium Development Goals, MDG in 2015.
Togo: Experts Ponder Natural Disaster Impact Reduction
December 16, 2011Experts from across West Africa are currently meeting in Lomé, Togo to brainstorm on how to reduce the impact of natural disasters on the most vulnerable citizens of the sub-region.
Men, women speak out on violence against women and girls
December 9, 2011As the 16 days of activism against gender based violence continues, men and women have been highlighting the need to stop abuse and violence against women and girls in Africa.
Togo, UNODC in joint efforts to fight narcotic drugs
November 30, 2011Togo is not giving up in its fight against narcotic drug trafficking, as more than 2 tons of narcotics drugs, including marijuana and cocaine, have been seized recently.
Togo Gov’t Urges Environmental Audits, Protection
November 25, 2011The Togolese government plans to improve upon the preservation of its environment.
Togo: Fears Rife Over State-owned Banks Privatisation
October 25, 2011Banking sector workers have continued to harbor fears of massive job cuts as it becomes evident that four state-owned banks will be privatized in the coming weeks.
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