Togo, a small West African nation, is a country of remarkable diversity and rich culture despite its modest size. Bordering Ghana to the west, Burkina Faso to the north, and Benin to the east, Togo stretches along the Gulf of Guinea coastline, offering a unique blend of coastal and inland experiences. Its geography varies from sandy beaches and lagoons in the south to rolling hills and savannahs in the north, reflecting a wide range of natural landscapes within its compact borders.

With a population of around 8 million people, Togo is known for its ethnic diversity, home to over 40 distinct groups, including the Ewe, Kabyé, and Tem people. This diversity is mirrored in its cultural practices, languages, and traditions. French is the official language, but many indigenous languages such as Ewe, Kabyé, and Dag... Read More