“Togo” on The Daily Caller

Listening to the local news on the radio recently, I heard a report about how newly elected Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz plans to save $8 million by, among other things, merging the “Office of Sustainability” with the Department of Environmental Protection and Resource Management. (more)

Thank goodness President Barack Obama told the world last June that the United States could be seen as “one of the largest Muslim countries in the world.” If it weren’t for that declaration there wouldn’t be one Muslim country helping out in Haiti. (more)

LOME, Togo (AP) — Hundreds of mourners have gathered in Togo to remember the two victims of an attack on the national soccer team in Angola. (more)

BRUSSELS (AP) — A separatist leader whose group claimed responsibility for the deadly attack on the Togolese team bus warns that more violence could take place during the African Cup but says only Angolan soldiers will be targeted. (more)

CABINDA, Angola (AP) — The African soccer confederation says Togo has been “disqualified” from the African Cup of Nations. (more)

LONDON (AP) — The gun attack on Togo’s national soccer team in Angola has again highlighted the security issues facing South Africa as it prepares to host the World Cup in five months. (more)

CABINDA, Angola (AP) — Angolan state radio says two people have been arrested and accused of responsibility for a deadly shooting attack on the Togolese football team. (more)

CABINDA, Angola (AP) — Angolan state radio says two people have been arrested in attack on Togolese football team. (more)

CABINDA, Angola (AP) — Togo soccer team forward Thomas Dossevi says the team is leaving Angola. (more)

LOME, Togo (AP) — Togo’s prime minister says the country’s soccer team must return to Togo and not compete in the African Cup of Nations after an ambush on the team killed three people and injured eight. (more)

CABINDA, Angola (AP) — The Togo soccer team will take part in the African Cup of Nations to honor those killed in a shooting attack on the team bus, an African soccer official said Sunday. (more)

CABINDA, Angola (AP) — Togo’s national soccer team pulled out of the African Cup of Nations Saturday after three people were killed when the team bus came under fire as it traveled through a section of Angola plagued by separatist violence. (more)

PARIS (AP) — Togo goalkeeper tells French radio death toll in Angola shooting against national team’s bus rises to 3. (more)

LUANDA, Angola (AP) — Gunmen opened fire Friday on a bus carrying football players from the West African nation of Togo to a tournament in Angola, wounding at least six people including two athletes, a Togolese football official said. (more)