Major unions have called on both public and private sectors to participate in the strike, demanding the release of a prominent media activist, reduction of food prices, and an end to media censorship
Conakry grinds to a halt as general strike paralyzes Guinea’s capital Read More »
West Africa’s ECOWAS lifted some sanctions on Guinea and Mali, signaling a shift in their approach to engage with military-ruled states and renewing dialogue after the three countries considered leaving the bloc.
West Africa bloc adjusts strategy, eases pressure on Guinea, Mali Read More »
The military, which took control in a 2021 coup, had initially cited security concerns as the reason for the internet restrictions
Guinea’s military authorities announce removal of internet restrictions Read More »
Guinea’s ruling junta has ordered government members’ passports to be seized and their bank accounts frozen.
Guinea seizes passports of members of dissolved government Read More »
No explanation was provided on the reason for the termination
Guinean military leaders disband government Read More »
Roman authorities have arrested 14 migrants from nine countries for their alleged involvement in unrest at a repatriation center following the death of a migrant from Guinea
Italy: African migrants arrested after the death of a Guinean Read More »
Congo to face winners of quarterfinal match between Ivory Coast, Mali
DR Congo beat Guinea to advance to Africa Cup of Nations semifinals Read More »
Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, the leader of the military in power, declared a three-day national mourning period.
Guinea mourns after tragic explosion and fire in Conakry Read More »
Clashes broke out between protesters and security forces, with youths throwing stones and security forces firing tear gas.
Guinea protests erupt as fuel shortage cripples drivers Read More »
Roads leading to the city center were barricaded by enraged youths who overturned bins and ignited tires, expressing their frustration
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