By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Togotopnews
Students at the University of Lomé selected for university accommodation must complete their administrative formalities by Friday 30 October 2026. The deadline was set on 16 October by Sadji N. Gbandey, director of the Lomé University Centre for Works, reports Togotopnews.
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Ghanaian gospel singer Bernice Ofeibea Offei will be buried on 14 November 2026 at the Legon Interdenominational Church in Ghana. Aged 63, she died on 12 September at the University of Ghana Medical Centre, reports The Ghana Report.
🇬🇭 Ghana · Source: Theghanareport ·
A high-level mission from the African Union Commission is taking place in Lomé from 19 to 23 October 2026 to accelerate implementation of the Kampala Declaration on agricultural transformation. It is led by the Commission department responsible for agriculture and rural development, according to Togotopnews.
🇹🇬 Togo · Source: Togotopnews ·
The Platform of Organisations for the Defence of Domestic Workers’ Rights in Togo held a press conference in Lomé to demand effective recognition of domestic workers’ rights. The 17 October meeting was part of activities under its 2026 action plan, according to Togotopnews.
🇹🇬 Togo · Source: Togotopnews ·
The University of Lomé will organise its 2026-2027 Harmattan semester using a hybrid model, with six weeks of in-person classes and distance learning via the e-learn platform. Teaching activities will run from 19 October 2026 to 23 January 2027, according to the calendar set by the academic administration.
🇹🇬 Togo · Source: 24heureinfo ·
Togo records 439 accidents and 31 deaths in SeptemberTogo recorded 439 road accidents, 31 deaths and 715 injuries in September 2026, according to the Road Safety Division. Motorcyclists accounted for more than 38% of those killed, while speeding, alcohol, overloading and not wearing helmets were among the risks cited by Commissioner Tassa Agba.
Ivorian pastors condemn remarks targeting Wilfried ZahuiThe Association of Pastors of Ivory Coast condemns remarks posted on social media by Maa Bio against Pastor Wilfried Zahui. The organisation calls for religious leaders to be respected and recalls that freedom of expression has limits, reports L’Infodrome.The week in Africa
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