After a prolonged period of stringent restrictions and outright bans on public demonstrations, Togo’s opposition successfully convened a rally in Lomé this past weekend. This event, sanctioned by authorities, prompts a crucial inquiry: does this signify a genuine political liberalization in Togo, or merely a fleeting respite from enduring tensions?
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By Agnès Mvogo — Territorial Security and State Policy Analyst
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