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Togo's constitutional court affirms president's reelection4 March 2020
Togo’s Constitutional Court on Tuesday rejected opposition claims of electoral fraud and declared Faure Gnassingbe the winner with more than 70 percent of the F…
Togo passes constitutional amendment on presidential term limits that permits current president to remain in power until 20309 May 2019
Togo's parliament has voted a constitutional change allowing President Faure Gnassingbe, whose family has ruled the small West African country since 1967, to ru…
Togo opposition threatens to boycott electoral census ahead of elections, referendum27 September 2018
The Togolese opposition has called on the population to boycott the electoral census, which is scheduled to start on October 1 in preparation for legislative an…
In Togo, mediator calls for consensus to fix constitutional crisis26 March 2018
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo, the ECOWAS-appointed mediator and facilitator of the ongoing political dialogue in Togo, has called on the government and opp…
In Togo, Dialogue On Constitutional Reform Held To Resolve Political Crisis19 February 2018
After six months of political crisis, a dialogue between Togo's government and the opposition opening on Monday is seen by many as the last chance to resolve a …
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