Low Turnout Mars Togo’s Local Elections Amid Boycott Fears

By Esther Ososanya  Municipal elections in Togo opened Thursday, July 17, but by mid-morning, turnout in the capital, Lomé, remained strikingly low. Many polling stations sat nearly empty, sparking speculation of a silent boycott or voter apathy in a politically tense climate. “The centre is quiet. People are arriving slowly, but this is worrying,” said Dalmeida...

Membership Required

You must be a member to access this content.

View Membership Levels

Already a member? Log in here

Pinnacle Daily Newsletter

Elevate Your News Experience Join Pinnacle Daily’s newsletter and receive exclusive content, deep dives, and the latest news from experts.