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    togo Stories

    ​President Faure Gnassingbe is arriving ahead of a meeting as part of the Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa at the Elysee Presidential Palace in Paris, France, on May 14, 2024.
    News
    14 February 2025

    Togo’s Democratic Future in Question Ahead of the Senatorial Election

    Despite protests and rigging accusations from opposition parties and observers, Togo’s new constitution is moving forward.

    Two women stand leaning head to head with each other and dressed in black.
    News
    20 January 2025

    With its New Vlisco Collaboration, Togo Yeye is Putting Togo's Creative Scene on the Map

    The art collective in the heart of Togo is creating visuals that highlight and support Togolese voices in front of and behind the camera.

    The cover artwork for OkayAfrica’s Best West African Songs of 2024 list featuring Ayra Starr and Tems.
    Latest
    20 December 2024

    The Best West African Songs of 2024

    This year’s list features emerging talents and an uptick in artists reaching to the past to create new sounds.

    Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé walks past the honor guard prior to his working lunch with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Presidential Palace on April 09, 2021 in Paris, France.
    News
    22 April 2024

    Togo's Parliament Approves Constitutional Reform for Ceremonial Presidency

    Ahead of long-awaited parliamentary elections, lawmakers have adjusted the constitution with a move that may guarantee six more years for incumbent Faure Gnassingbé.

    Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé addresses the 70th Session of the United Nations General Assembly at the UN in New York on September 30, 2015.
    News
    04 April 2024

    Togo Postpones Parliamentary Elections Indefinitely

    According to the West African country's presidency, the postponement is primarily for lawmakers to review a recent controversial constitution change.

    "Réalité Masquée" by Attiso Goha is part of the ‘Dig Where You Stand’ Exhibition.
    Arts + Culture
    19 September 2023

    At the Palais de Lomé, an Exhibition Asks Visitors to ‘Dig Where You Stand’

    We visit the grand opening of a traveling exhibition that aims to explore the inspiring, invigorating power of art from across Africa and the diaspora.

    A close up image of kente cloth being woven on a person’s lap.
    Featured
    08 September 2023

    Preserving Tradition: Kente Weaving in Togo

    The beloved fabric, deeply rooted in Ghanaian culture, finds its own vibrant presence in neighboring Togo.

    A black and white image of a man standing holding two masks in his outstretched hands.
    Arts + Culture
    21 July 2023

    Photo Series: Emomé Art Festival, Togo’s Art Festival Lives On for a 5th Edition

    Run by artist Ras Sankara, Togo’s self-supported performance art festival has become a vital space for artists to showcase their responses to pressing social and cultural issues.

    Hogoé Kpessou headshot
    Fashion + Beauty
    26 April 2022

    Hogoé Kpessou is the New Face of African Luxury

    In less than two years, Hogoé Kpessou and her self-titled womenswear label has blown up thanks to the popularity of her leather handbags.

    Kimberly Anthony’s Bold Take On Fashion
    Fashion + Beauty
    07 May 2021

    Kimberly Anthony’s Bold Take On Fashion

    Dubbed one of the coolest fashionistas in Paris, the Togolese creative talks her brand G.Y.D. Studio, journey up the fashion echelons and creating clothes that encourage authenticity.

    Togo Makes Historic Appointment with First Ever Woman Prime Minister
    News
    29 September 2020

    Togo Makes Historic Appointment with First Ever Woman Prime Minister

    Togolese President Faure Gnassingbe recently appointed Victoire Tomegah Dogbe as the country's first ever woman Prime Minister.

    Jahëna Louisin’s Debut Short Film, ‘28 jours,’ is an Homage to Black Fatherhood
    Film + TV
    27 May 2020

    Jahëna Louisin’s Debut Short Film, ‘28 jours,’ is an Homage to Black Fatherhood

    Troubled by portrayal of Black fathers in mainstream media, the Haitian-Reunionese filmmaker set out to make a film about loss and humanity.

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