Tchamba is a city in the Centrale Region of Togo and serves as the administrative center of Tchamba Prefecture. It is named after the Tchamba people, an ethnic group with roots in northern Ghana, who migrated to the area following post–World War I conflicts. Today, the Tchamba community spans multiple countries, including Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria, and maintains strong cross-border ties. The city reflects a blend of cultural traditions, with prominent clans such as the Congoro and Imamwa playing key roles in its traditional and religious leadership. Islam is the dominant religion, and the Tchamba language remains widely spoken across the region.