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Thursday 23 May

Togolese security forces are pictured in Lome in 2010. Togo's security forces fired teargas on several thousand opposition supporters to disperse a rally in the capital Lome on Friday, injuring several people, organisers said.

Bulletin: Togo security forces fire teargas on opposition protesters

Bulletin: Togo security forces fire teargas on opposition protesters

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Several thousand women march in Togo's capital Lome on September 20, during a rally to call on President Faure Gnassingbe to resign. Several thousand protesters called on Togolese President Faure Gnassingbe to quit power Thursday as they marched on the third of three consecutive days of demonstrations in the capital Lome.

Bulletin: Togo protesters march on final day of three-day demo

Bulletin: Togo protesters march on final day of three-day demo

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Togolese President Faure Gnassingbe is pictured in 2010. Protesters and mobs play cat-and-mouse ahead of parliamentary elections in Togo, a country run by the same family for more than four decades.

Bulletin: Togo ruling family faces increasingly determined opposition

Bulletin: Togo ruling family faces increasingly determined opposition

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Women dressed in red take part in a march in Lome in the latest string of protests by a group demanding sweeping political reform.

Bulletin: Several thousand women protest in Togo's capital

Bulletin: Several thousand women protest in Togo's capital

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Former head of French oil giant Elf Loik Le Floch-Prigent (L) arrives at a Togolese court in Lome on September 17. Le Floch-Prigent re-appeared before an investigating judge in the West African nation of Togo on Wednesday, two days after being charged in connection with a fraud probe.

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief back in court over Togolese fraud probe

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief back in court over Togolese fraud probe

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Former Elf chief executive Loik Le Floch-Prigen in the garden of his house in the French city of Trebeurden on August 20. Le Floch-Prigent has been charged with accessory to fraud in the West African nation of Togo after appearing before a judge, his lawyer said Tuesday.

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief charged over fraud probe in Togo: lawyer

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief charged over fraud probe in Togo: lawyer

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The former head of French oil giant Elf, Loik Le Floch-Prigent, pictured in August 2012, faced questioning from a Togolese judge for some three hours Monday after being extradited from Ivory Coast in a fraud probe.

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief arrives at Togo court over fraud probe

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief arrives at Togo court over fraud probe

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The former head of French oil giant Elf, Loik Le Floch-Prigent, pictured in August 2012, has been transferred to Togo in a move condemned by his lawyer Sunday.

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief arrested over Togo fraud case

Bulletin: Ex-Elf chief arrested over Togo fraud case

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Talks on electoral reform in Togo ended with an opposition coalition rejecting a recommendation to limit a president to two terms, because it may not take immediate effect. The recommendations do not specify if the two-term limit would only apply to future elections, leaving open the possibility that President Faure Gnassingbe (L), pictured in 2010, could run for two more five-year terms.

Bulletin: Togo opposition rejects government's electoral reform plans

Bulletin: Togo opposition rejects government's electoral reform plans

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This handout photo released in January 2012 by the Danish Navy allegedly shows hostages and pirates aboard a suspect pirate ship, off the coast of the Horn of Africa. Pirates in Togo have released a tanker with 24 Russian crew on board after siphoning off part of the gas oil cargo, a spokesman for the ship's Greek company said on Thursday.

Bulletin: Togo pirates release hijacked ship with Russian crew: owner

Bulletin: Togo pirates release hijacked ship with Russian crew: owner

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