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Adebayor insists Gunners still on target for title
Tuesday 23 December 2008
Emmanuel Adebayor maintains that Arsenal "still have the chance to do something" in the title race despite slipping out of the top four of the Premier League.
Adebayor sets personal concerns aside
Friday 10 October 2008
Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor has revealed he returned to international football with Togo for the sake of the Africans' "future".
70 migrants feared missing off Malta
Thursday 28 August 2008
Some 70 African migrants are feared missing in the central Mediterranean after a large rubber dinghy taking them to Europe capsized, the Malta representative of the UN refugee agency said yesterday.
Togo's hero has only been there once... as a toddler
Wednesday 13 August 2008
Togo's first medallist at an Olympics, the kayaker Benjamin Boukpeti, said it was finally time for him to visit the country he competes for.
Album: Various Artists, African Scream Contest (Analog Africa)
Friday 07 March 2008
African Scream Contest reveals another hidden area ofAfrican music, in this case a form of psychedelic Afrobeat popular in the Seventies in Benin and Togo: an exuberant blend of Cuban, Congolese and highlife strains, streaked with slithery psychedelic guitar fills.
Drogba rejected for award after Togo travel wrangle
Tuesday 05 February 2008
The Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba did not win the 2007 African Footballer of the Year award because he refused to attend Friday's ceremony in Lome, his team said yesterday.
Togo's army installs new leader illegally
Monday 07 February 2005
WORLD LEADERS urged Togo to respect its laws yesterday, after the army snubbed the constitution and named a new president after the death of Gnassingbe Eyadema, ruler of the West African country for 38 years.
Trapped in the devil's lair
Sunday 08 August 1999
Alex Duval Smith in Freetown on the savage politics that led to the seizing of the British hostages
Rebels stripped and humiliated British officers
Saturday 07 August 1999
FOUR BRITISH majors and a lieutenant-colonel were facing a third night as hostages of notoriously ruthless and unpredictable rebels in the Sierra Leonean bush yesterday as a joint British military and civilian team arrived in Freetown to negotiate their release.
Five Britons are seized in Sierra Leone
Friday 06 August 1999
Alex Duval Smith reports from Freetown as rebels abduct soldiers on a UN mission to rescue child hostages
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