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Author: Wolali Ahlijah

Wolali Ahlijah

Wolali Ahlijah is a Togolese political analyst who consults with members of the Togolese opposition. He is Director of Operations of the Togolese Civil League, a non-profit organisation that rallies members of the Togolese diaspora to build capacity for civil society.

  • Protesters in Togo have been taking the streets in almost weekly marches since August 2017.
    PoliticsTogoTop story
    By Wolali Ahlijah
    February 9, 2018
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    Togo protests: Will the planned talks go anywhere?

    Protesters are demanding President Faure Gnassingbé leave power. The ruling party and army are adamant he stays. For Togolese protesters, the 1 February announcement that a dialogue ...
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