Togo Situated in West Africa, the Republic of Togo is bounded on the north by Burkina Faso, on the south by the Gulf of Guinea, on the east by the Republic of Benin, and on the west by the Republic of Ghana. The population of Togo is estimated at 5...

Togo POPULATION 5,285,501 VODUN (VOODOO) 27 percent ROMAN CATHOLIC 24 percent SUNNI MUSLIM 12 percent PROTESTANT 8 percent AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CHURCHES 1 percent OTHER AFRICAN INDIGENOUS RELIGIONS 28 percent Country Overview Introduction The Republic...

TOGO was a Japanese roller coaster design company, famous for inventing the stand-up roller coaster. TOGO went bankrupt in the early 2000s due to a lawsuit by Knott's Berry Farm for problems with their Windjammer roller coaster. TOGO is also credited...

Highlights and Key Issues * The resumption of donor assistance could kick-start the economy. The EU restored full economic cooperation after a 14-year break after Togo held multi-party parliamentary elections in October 2007. President Gnassingbe's ruling RPT party won 50 of the 81...

The power struggle in Togo between Pres Gnassingbe Eyadema and prime minister Joseph Kokou Koffigoh ended when an agreement was signed to return Eyadema to most of the power he held previously. Ethnic tension in Togo could escalate into civil war. ROUND one...

Emmanuel Adebayor is Togo's best soccer player, the man who led the small west African country to its first World Cup appearance last year. He also plays for Arsenal, one of the world's most famous clubs. Despite Adebayor's popularity in his homeland and among Arsenal...

Togolese voted Sunday in legislative elections that no opposition members boycotted for the first time in nearly a decade, a hopeful sign for democracy in this West African nation that has been ruled by one family for 40 years.Significant international aid is at stake for...