LOME; The opposition in Togo has so far had no success in breaking the ruling family's five decade grip on power.But with election set for the next year those working to unseat President Faure Gnassingbe have vowed renewed push.warning that without major reforms, the polls in the small West African nation will turn out to be another sham.
Experts agreed that the divided opposition has little leverage over the entrenched regime and must unite to have any hope of challenging Gnassingbe . But the opposition insists it will keep fighting to get the bill passed,describing it at the last best hope to safeguard a semblance of democracy in Togo.
To some observers ,Togo's opposition leaders have at times sounded like a broken record , voicing the same grievance but also displaying clear weakness compare to the regime.
Waves of protests in the Capital Lome,many of which were dispersed by police spraying teargas,have had little impact
.The opposition was however given boost earlier this month by a declaration from a key Christian body in favour of political reform before the next election..
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