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The current president of Togo has won re-election in a disputed vote, electoral authorities say.The election commission said Faure Gnassingbe, son of a late dictator, had beaten opposition challenger Jean-Pierre Fabre.He won 1.2 million votes of two million cast, officials said, considerably more than his rival"s tally of 692,584.Mr Fabre ...
Read Story at The Accra Daily Mail (2010-03-07)
An opposition leader in Togo called for the deployment of an international peacekeeping force in the country to prevent new political violence ahead of presidential elections, following clashes that left dozens injured at the weekend. "The international community must look seriously at the case of Togo," Jean-Pierre Fabre, secretary ...
Read Story at IndependentOnline (2005-04-19)
An opposition leader in Togo called for the deployment of an international peacekeeping force in the country to prevent new political violence ahead of presidential elections, following clashes that left dozens injured at the weekend. "The international community must look seriously at the case of Togo," Jean-Pierre Fabre, secretary ...
Read Story at IndependentOnline (2005-04-19)
Police in Togo have fired tear gas to disperse protesters, who took to the streets to dispute President Faure Gnassingbe"s election victory.Hundreds of opposition supporters demonstrated against the result on Sunday in the capital, Lome. Opposition leader Jean-Pierre Fabre, who says the vote was rigged, pledged to continue the protests. ...
Read Story at BBC News (2010-03-08)
The Secretary-General of the opposition Union of the Forces of Change (UFC), Jean-Pierre Fabre, said Tuesday his party "has no interest" in participating in the government of Togo, following the appointment of a member of the ruling Togolese People`s Rally (RPT) as Prime Minister. "The UFC is neither disappointed nor ...
Read Story at AngolaPress (2007-12-05)
Faure Gnassingbe"s family has been in power for more than 40 years The current president of Togo has won re-election in a disputed vote, electoral authorities say.The election commission said Faure Gnassingbe, son of a late dictator, had beaten opposition challenger Jean-Pierre Fabre.He won 1.2 ...
Read Story at The Accra Daily Mail (2010-03-07)
The Chairman of Togo"s Independent National Electoral Commission Issifou Tabiou Taffa has declared Faure Gnassingbe President elect out of a pack of six other contestants after Togo went to the polls Thursday.He polled 1,243.044 representing 60.92 percent of the total votes to beat his closest rival Mr Jean-Pierre Fabre of ...
Read Story at The Accra Daily Mail (2010-03-09)
Voting started in Togo today for an election likely to extend the 36-year reign of Gnassingbe Eyadema. The former wrestling champion is already Africa"s longest serving ruler. The poll, from which Eyadema"s main rival has been barred, will do little to boost Togo"s shaky democratic credentials ...
Read Story at SABCNews (2003-06-01)
LOME, Sunday Related Stories Togo polls open with past violence, fraud worries Togo vote disputed as two camps claim win Togo opposition to contest poll result Togo to pick new leader in key democracy test vote Togo"s defeated opposition said today it would contest an election ...
Read Story at Daily Nation (2010-03-07)
The opposition expects to do well in the capital Lome Polls have opened in the presidential election in the west African state of Togo.President Faure Gnassingbe is running for a second term, and his main challenger is Jean Pierre Fabre of the Union of Forces ...
Read Story at The Accra Daily Mail (2010-03-04)
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