The national electoral commission of Togo (Céni) invites the Togolese government to ask for the postponement of the match Togo-Mali of the last day of the qualifications for the African Nations Cup of football Ghana 2008.
According to the president of the electoral commission, Tozim Potopéré, this postponement can be explained by the fact that the date of October 12th is the end of the electoral campaign of Togo.The matches of group 9 must be played on September 9th, but they have been postponed because of the presidential election in Sierra Leone.
The composition of the different group will be achieved by drawing straws on October 19th in Accra, Ghana.
In case the proposition of Togo has been agreed by the African football confederation (CAF), the matches of the group 9 could be played after the drawing straws.
A LIRE AUSSI
IMF staff team completes review mission to Togo
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team led by Ivohasina Razafimahefa visited Lomé during October 18-31, 2018 to conduct discussions on the third review of the program supported by an Extended Credit Facility (ECF).
Meeting between António Guterres and Faure Gnassingbé
In EnglishThe UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, met today with Faure Gnassingbé, President of the Republic of Togo.
IL NE FALLAIT PAS MANQUER
CAN : cuisante défaite
SportL'équipe algérienne de football s'est qualifiée dimanche en phase de poules des éliminatoires de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations.
Filets sociaux : lancement du transfert monétaire
DéveloppementLa phase opérationnelle de la sous-composante ‘transfert monétaire’ du projet de filets sociaux et services de base (FSB) débutera en décembre.
Intensification des investissements dans les infrastructures urbaines
DéveloppementLe gouvernement et la Banque mondiale ont lancé vendredi le Projet d’infrastructures et de développement urbain (PIDU).
L'alpha et l'omega du développement
DéveloppementLe Premier ministre s’est exprimé jeudi au dernier jour du Forum sur les énergies nouvelles organisé par la BOAD.
Commentaires
Loading comments ...