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Dual citizenship in Togo: opportunity or obstacle to diaspora reintegration 
Dual citizenship in Togo: opportunity or obstacle to diaspora reintegration 
Dual citizenship in Togo: opportunity or obstacle to diaspora reintegration 
2025-09-25T12:18:37

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Dual citizenship in Togo: opportunity or obstacle to diaspora reintegration 

An increasing number of Togolese people living abroad are acquiring the citizenship of their host country while maintaining a strong connection to Togo. The central question is whether dual citizenship is an opportunity for Togo, or whether it constitutes an obstacle to the harmonious reintegration of the diaspora. This issue raises profound legal, political and […]

2025-09-25T12:18:37
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4.3 million people in Niger need humanitarian assistance

Niger is currently experiencing a critical phase. In August 2025, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) estimated that 4.3 million people required humanitarian assistance. The appeal launched amounted to $500 million, but only 40% of this has been mobilised. The remaining 60 per cent puts thousands of Nigeriens at risk of food, […]

2025-09-08T15:47:48
Niger: Reinventing migration for a sustainable future

In September 2020, Niger adopted its National Migration Policy (NMP) 2020–2035, designed to provide a long-term, comprehensive framework for managing migration. The policy is built around four strategic pillars: Harnessing local economic potential and opportunities; Protecting and assisting migrants, refugees, and host communities; Managing migration flows effectively; Strengthening the resilience of people and ecosystems to […]

2025-09-08T15:46:13
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Struggle of displaced families from Makalondi in Niamey

In Kourtere, a neighbourhood in the capital city of Niger, Niamey, families from Makalondi – a town and commune in the west of the country – are striving to rebuild their lives. Among them is Daouda, a father of five who now lives in a makeshift shelter. Having been forced to flee armed violence, he […]

2025-09-08T15:43:58
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[Press review] Between rescues, tragedies, tougher migration policies in Africa and Europe

From the deserts of Niger to the Atlantic coast of West Africa and on to Europe’s shores, the routes taken by migrants remain perilous. In recent weeks, hundreds of people have been rescued in Niger, Senegal, the English Channel and Portugal. Yet many others continue to perish anonymously in the desert or at sea. Confronted […]

2025-09-08T15:34:17
Washington suspends visa services in Niamey

Since the 2023 coup d’état in Niger, relations between Niamey and Washington have steadily deteriorated. The latest sign of tension came as the United States announced the suspension of visa services at its embassy in Niger, effective until further notice. According to Reuters, the decision was confirmed on 26 July 2025 by a US State […]

2025-09-08T15:18:32

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