For the first time in recent years, primary school students started a new school year on 6 October in Togo without paying enrolment fees. The...

Almost 23,000 people responded to a UN-funded survey that is the first step in establishing what will be the country’s first truth and reconciliation...

Some 17,000 birds died or have been culled since the outbreak of the H5N1 avian flu virus on 9 September on three poultry farms in Agbata, located...

One month after floods pushed them out of their homes, more than 10,000 flood victims have left temporary government-run shelters in schools,...

Weeks of rains in Togo have forced thousands of people from their homes into temporary government-run centres set up throughout the capital, Lome. ...

A critical shortage of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in Togo has temporarily eased with the arrival of a two-month supply of the life-prolonging...

Togo's Constitutional Court has confirmed that the ruling party won a majority in the 14 October election, after the main opposition party had...

Crucial parliamentary elections in Togo, which donors said they would use as a benchmark for whether the country is ready to start receiving...

If Togo's parliamentary election set for 14 October is peaceful and credible, the country could begin to shed the burden of its tumultuous and...

Flooding has killed at least 17 people and displaced more than 7,000 in recent days in the Savanes region of northeastern Togo, which recent UN...