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By Victor Kanayo A former Togolese international, Emmanuel Adebayor has announced his retirement from football, aged 39. Adebayor, a Premier ...
By Ebi Kesiena Togo has extended a state of emergency for six months in its northern Savanes region, officials said, ...
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