Togo’s vulture population is in crisis. Amid intense persecution for belief-based use and ongoing loss of habitat, surveys between 2021 and 2025 tracked a sharp decline in the numbers of critically en...

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Togo’s vulture population is in crisis. Amid intense persecution for belief-based use and ongoing loss of habitat, surveys between 2021 and 2025 tracked a sharp decline in the numbers of critically en...

Místico and El Desperado retained the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship against DOUKI and SHO in Sapporo on September 23, surviving repeated interference before forcing a double submission. The title match followed a dispute over stolen masks. New Japan Pro-Wrestling said the champions attacked at the bell with simultaneous dives, but Dick Togo’s removal […] The post Místico and El Desperado Retain IWGP Junior Tag Titles in Sapporo appeared first on Wrestling Headlines.

In June this year, the World Bank approved USD 160 million for a regional project aimed at expanding access to reliable, affordable and clean electricity in

Novosibirsk is shifting its approach to African partnerships, moving away from ceremonial visits toward a structured system of educational and administrative exchange. During the Technoprom forum, the region expanded its direct ties by signing a cooperation agreement with the Karas region of Namibia and a partnership document with Togo's Ministry of National Education. The primary focus has shifted to vocational training tailored to specific job markets. Local universities-including Novosibirsk State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (NSUACE), Novosibirsk State Technical University (NSTU), and the Siberian State University of Industrial Economics and Management (SibGUIM)-are establishing preparatory faculties, international classrooms, and Russian language courses across Africa through the Center for People's Diplomacy (CPD). A central component of this strategy is a targeted education model. Under this arrangement, an African employer funds a student's tuition in Novosibirsk in exchange for a guarantee that the specialist returns home to fill a specific vacancy. The first group of students recruited under this model arrived in 2025.

LOME, Togo -- LOME, Togo (AP) — West African laboratory scientists called on governments Friday to strengthen capacity to detect disease outbreaks to avoid another major outbreak, saying health systems across the region are becoming weaker. The scientists issued their warning in Togo's capital, Lome, where they have gathered this week to discuss the region's level of preparation for disease outbreaks and dependence on vaccines from Western countries. They said governments in the region have to cooperate to strengthen disease detection and invest in diagnostic capacities, citing lessons from Ebola and COVID-19 outbreaks that the region has grappled with in the past decade. Between 2014 and 2016, an Ebola outbreak killed at least 11,000 people across West Africa, overwhelmingly in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. “We need to anticipate these outbreaks,” said Kossi Kabo, the head of the Association of Medical Biologists of Togo and a co-chair of the congress. “We shouldn’t wait for an epidemic to emerge somewhere before responding. By then, it would be too late.” Africa as a whole remains at risk for outbreaks. The rare Bundibugyo virus has killed over 3,600 people among nearly 7,500 cases in Congo since mid-May, when Congolese authorities announced a fresh...

A centuries-old distortion is finally losing its grip.

The African continent "is not asking for a handout of nuclear technology" and should be recognised as a market for such technology, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbe, President of Togo's Council of Ministers, told World Nuclear Symposium delegates in London.   ;