A new center for Togo can see it for life

The Tuwani leader, Four Ghannasingbi, was sworn in the “Prime Minister” – a new publication that represents the highest position in the government’s executive branch and has no official limits for the duration.

This follows the constitutional reform that ended the presidential elections, and presented a parliamentary system.

The opposition said that the change was to allow President Gnassingbé to remain in power indefinitely.

His family ruled the country 58 years ago – in 2005 he took over from his father, Gnassingbé Eyadéma, who ruled nearly four decades ago.

This recent change is caused by a new constitution approved by legislators last general, which bears a mark by critics and opposition figures as a “institutional coup.”

The Gnassingbé government has stopped to some changes after a major violent reaction, but it has advanced in its new role.

The municipal elections in Togo will be in July, according to the new constitution, Which replaced the presidential system in Parliament.

In theory, the role of the President of the Republic is now only an honorary title, but analysts say that the power of Gnassingbé is more enthusiastic than ever with the position of the new council president.

His party, Al -Ittihad in the Republic, won a large majority in the parliamentary elections last year, with 108 out of 113 seats in the National Assembly.