SUNU Bank Togo: Branch Closures and Layoffs Planned to Tackle Financial Issues

(Togo First) - SUNU Bank Togo, a subsidiary of the SUNU Group, is implementing a drastic restructuring plan to address ongoing financial difficulties. The plan includes branch closures, job cuts, and a tightly controlled recapitalization effort. These …

Togo’s Ruling Party Sweeps Upper House Election Following Opposition Boycott

Faure Gnassingbé's party triumphs in Togo's senatorial vote

The Union for the Republic, led by President Faure Gnassingbé, secured 34 out of 41 seats in the recent election aimed at transitioning to a parliamentary system. In Togo, the ruling party claimed 34 of the 41 Senate seats, as announced by the electoral …

Togo holds first-ever senate vote despite opposition outcry

Municipal and regional councillors began voting on Saturday in Togo’s first-ever senatorial elections amid fears that President Faure Gnassingbe is looking to use the new constitution to hold on to power indefinitely. Several opposition parties have said …

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Togo Holds First Senate Vote Despite Opposition Protests

Togo’s municipal and regional councillors cast their votes on Saturday in the country’s first-ever senatorial elections, amid concerns that President Faure Gnassingbé may be seeking to extend his grip on power through constitutional reforms. Several …

The future of volleyball in Togo is promising!

The vision for volleyball in Togo was discussed this week at the FIVB Headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, as FIVB President Fabio Azevedo met with the President of the Federation Togolaise de Volleyball (FTVB) Noël Kokou Tadegnon. The FTVB President …

Togo holds first-ever Senate elections

LOME, Feb. 15 (Xinhua) -- Togo held its first-ever Senate elections on Saturday, marking a significant step toward establishing the Senate and the full operation of the bicameral system. In 2002, Togo amended its constitution to introduce a bicameral …

Importers abandon Nigerian ports, turn to Togo, Ghana amid rising charges

In less than a month, multiple government agencies, terminal operators, and shipping companies at Nigerian ports have raised their fees by nearly 100%, making cargo clearance unaffordable for many businesses. The Lagos port, in particular, has seen a sharp …

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

Togo is gearing up for its senatorial election, the first of its kind in the country and the beginning of a new constitutional era in the small West African nation. The election was initially scheduled for February 2 but was postponed by the current …