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Togo’s HARC asks influencers to register

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The High Authority for the Regulation of Written, Audiovisual and Digital Communication (HARC), chaired by Pitalounani Telou, invites influencers, bloggers, TikTok and YouTube creators to register via an online form. According to a statement published on 9 November 2026, the registration covers their identity, place of residence and field of specialisation.

The High Authority for the Regulation of Written, Audiovisual and Digital Communication (HARC), chaired by Pitalounani Telou, invites influencers, bloggers, TikTokers, YouTubers and other content creators active in Togo to register in its database. The call appears in a statement published on Monday 9 November 2026 in Lomé.

To register, those concerned can scan the QR code on the statement or visit the website www.harctogo.tg, where an online form is available. It asks for first and last names, place of residence, field of specialisation or activity on social networks, as well as email address and telephone number.

Through this exercise, HARC aims to build a reliable and up-to-date database of Togolese digital players, amid strong growth in social networks and the content creator economy. Its president invites the parties concerned to take part with diligence and a sense of responsibility.

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