TOGO'S ARMY SAYS CIVILIANS KILLED BY AIRSTRIKE, MISTAKEN FOR JIHADISTS
The army in Togo has expressed its profound regret for killing seven teenagers on Saturday night who it mistook for terrorists.

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In tonight's edition: anti-government protesters continue to hit the streets in Togo; President Kenyatta snubs a crisis meeting a week before the election re-run in Kenya; and a museum dedicated to Yves Saint Laurent's work opens in Marrakech.
A show of defiance in Togo as anti-government protesters remain determined to hit the streets, despite a ban on weekday demonstrations. The latest violent clashes in the capital have left several people injured.
Also, Kenya's election board chief holds emergency talks just one week before the country's presidential vote re-run. Meanwhile, a crucial crisis meeting is snubbed by President Uhuru Kenyatta.
And we take a look at the new Yves Saint Laurent museum in Marrakech. Morocco's "red city" was a source of inspiration and a second home for the late, iconic French designer.
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Polling stations closed in Togo where citizens vote to elect their parliamentary representatives on Thursday.

This parliamentary election was boycotted by the 14 opposition coalition citing irregularities in the electoral process.

They also called for reconstitution of the electoral commission.

According to AFP, the streets of Lome remained extremely calm throughout the day.

It also said voter turnout largely depended on neighbourhoods and whether or not they favored the opposition.

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In tonight's edition: Thousands of opposition supporters stage a rally in the capital calling for Togo's president to step down; the G5 Sahel force comes up against logistical problems in its first mission to stamp out jihadist insurgents; and Ugandan ghetto kids show us why their moves are "unforgettable".
Anger at the Gnassingbé family's five-decade rule over Togo spills onto the streets once again. Thousands of opposition supporters stage a rally in the capital calling for the president to step down.
Also, there are teething problems for West Africa's anti-terrorism troops. The G5 Sahel force comes up against logistical problems in its first mission to stamp out jihadist insurgents.
And dancing their way from the streets to stardom - we take you to meet the Ugandan ghetto kids who have all the right moves!
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Tension rises in Togo over banned protests calling for the resignation of the country's president. At least four people shot dead in different cities.

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Togo's President Faure Gnassingbe has given a strong signal that he will run for re-election next year. The opposition is against the idea and is seeking political reform.

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Seven African leaders are in Lome, capital of Togo, as a summit against fake drugs kicked off on Friday (January 17). The two-day summit is under the aegis of the Brazzaville Foundation.

It is the first time African heads of state are gathering on the issue of fake drugs on the continent which continues to plague especially sub-Saharan Africa. Discussions at the political and health level are on the agenda to build a reliable strategy.

President Faure Gnassingbe is hosting colleagues such as …
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While Togo reelected their incumbent president early last year, six opposition parties have come together without a clear purpose of what they want to achieve using the coalition but members of the six parties including alliance of democrats for integral development neither have a name nor a specific leader and office to carry out its activities.…
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*Togo, now ranks first in the reform sector in Africa due to its sustained growth and increased involvement in the private sector.*

From deficit to surplus with economic growth at 5% this year, Togo is continuing its reform plan initiated just over 5 years ago. A recovery that has earned third place among the most reformed countries in the world.

The country that has scored points, particularly on debt management, is now ranked first in Africa according to the World Bank's latest Doing Busine…
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The Ogun State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service has disclosed that the command intercepted 33 illegal migrants from two locations in the Odeda Local Government Area of the state.
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When voters in Togo head to the polls this weekend they will have to choose between keeping a dynasty that has ruled the tiny West African nation for more than half a century, or a new leader.
In the first of a series of stories on the election, Al Jazeera's Ahmed Idris went to Lome, the capital of Togo, to find out what matters to the people there.

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International mediators are expected in Togo next week following months of protests against the government and the president.

The Gnassingbe family has been in charge for 51 years, and many in Togo are demanding change.

Pressure from the streets has brought a commitment by the President to enter constitutional reform talks. Few expect concrete results.

Al Jazeera's Jonah Hull reports.

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Togo's government has banned a march by opposition parties to protest against the re-election of President Faure Gnassingbe, ratcheting up the tension in the wake of Thursday's disputed poll.

Opposition parties in Togo have called on the population to boycott an electoral census, scheduled to start on the 1st of October.
The planned census is in preparation for December's legislative and local election and was proposed by mediators from ECOWAS, after months of political impasse between the government and the opposition.…
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In tonight's edition: Protesters take to the streets of Lomé and around Togo demanding President Faure Gnassingbé give up power; Kenya's presidential hopefuls kickstart their campaigns before an October vote; and in Central African Republic, a programme to disarm rebels gives them a chance to become citizens like any other.
Tens, if not hundreds of thousands of protesters throng the streets of Lomé and around Togo demanding President Faure Gnassingbé give up power after more than 12 years in office. Together, he and his father have led the country for half a century.
Also, Kenya's presidential hopefuls kickstart their campaigns before an October vote, after the Supreme Court cancelled last month's election result.
And a return to normal life. In Central African Republic, a program to disarm rebels gives them a chance to become citizens like any other. This after the UN warned of possible genocide and a humanitarian crisis.
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