The provisional results of last Sunday's parliamentary polls in Togo will not be published before Wednesday, the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) said on Monday.
"We are (collating) the results and can say nothing for the moment," a member of the Commission said.The CENI has banned all publication of results by any organisation, including po litical parties.
The Togolese people voted massively in the elections, hailed as free and fair by national and international observers.
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