Togoland Britania Raya

Wilayah Mandat Liga Bangsa-Bangsa

1916–1956
Bendera Togoland Britania
Bendera
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=Togoland Britania (kiri) di sebelah Togoland Prancis (kanan)
=Togoland Britania (kiri) di sebelah Togoland Prancis (kanan)
StatusWilayah Mandat Liga Bangsa-Bangsa
Ibu kotaHo 27 Desember 1916 - 13 Desember 1956
Bahasa yang umum digunakanBahasa Inggris (resmi), Bahasa Gbe, Bahasa Gur, dan Bahasa-Bahasa Gunung Ghana-Togo
Era SejarahAbad ke-20
27 Agustus 1914
• Pembagian
27 Desember 1916
• Menjadi bagian dari Pantai Emas
27 Desember 1916 - 13 Desember 1956
20 July 1922 - 20 April 1946
13 Desember 1946 - 6 Maret 1957
• Bergabung dengan Pantai Emas
13 Desember 1956
• Merdeka (sebagai bagian dari) Ghana
6 Maret 1957
Mata uangPound Afrika Barat Britania
Didahului oleh		 Digantikan oleh
Togoland
Pantai Emas Britania
Sekarang bagian dari Ghana
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Togoland Britania, secara resmi disebut Wilayah Mandat Togoland dan belakangan Wilayah Kepercayaan Togoland, adalah sebuah wilayah di Afrika Barat yang pernah berada di bawah pemerintahan Britania Raya. Entitas ini didirikan pada tahun 1916 setelah pembagian wilayah Togoland Jerman menjadi dua: Togoland Prancis dan Togoland Britania. Pada awalnya wilayah ini merupakan mandat Liga Bangsa-Bangsa kelas B. Setelah berakhirnya Perang Dunia II, status politik Togoland Britania Raya berubah - wilayah ini menjadi Wilayah Kepercayaan Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa, walaupun masih diperintah oleh Britania. Selama proses dekolonisasi Afrika, sebuah plebisit diadakan pada Mei 1956 untuk menentukan masa depan wilayah ini. Sebagian besar pemilih memutuskan untuk bergabung dengan wilayah Pantai Emas Britania. Pada 13 Desember 1956, Majelis Umum Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa mengeluarkan Resolusi 1044 mengenai "masa depan Togoland di bawah pemerintahan Britania". Resolusi tersebut mengakui hasil plebisit dan menyarankan agar Britania menjalankan apa yang diinginkan oleh warga Togoland Britania, yaitu penyatuan dengan Pantai Emas setelah kemerdekaan. Pada surat yang bertanggal 6 Maret 1957, pemerintah Britania memberitahu Sekretaris Jenderal Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa bahwa wilayah Pantai Emas telah memperoleh kemerdekaan sebagai Negara Ghana semenjak tengah malam tanggal 6 Maret 1957 seperti yang diatur oleh Undang-Undang Kemerdekaan Ghana 1956. Bekas Wilayah Kepercayaan Togoland Britania bersatu dengan Ghana pada waktu yang sama.[1][2]

Ibu kota Togoland Britania terletak di Ho, yang kini merupakan ibu kota Region Volta. Region tersebut mencakup sebagian besar bekas wilayah Togoland Britania.

Referensi

  1. ^ UN Publication entitled "The Future of the Togolands Diarsipkan December 17, 2013, di Wayback Machine.
  2. ^ General Assembly, Eleventh Session, General Assembly resolution 1044 on “The future of Togoland under British administration”
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