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Conde wants halt to revision of Guinea voters list

May 14, 2012 President Alpha Condé of Guinea

Guinean President Alpha Conde has asked the country’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to stop the ongoing revision of the national voters register.

Guinea opposition protest turns violent, up to 12 injured

May 10, 2012 jeunes de l'opposition lors d'une marche à Conakry

Thursday’s opposition demonstration in Guinea turned violent.

Up to a dozen people were said to have been injured in clashes between ruling and opposition parties’ supporters.

Guinea opposition, gov't on collision course over polls delay

May 9, 2012 L-R Cellou Dalein Diallo and Pres Alpha Condé

The Cellou Dalein Diallo-led opposition in Guinea and the government of President Alpha Conde may be set for a collision course.

The opposition coalition has announced that it will stage regular street demonstrations, starting this Thursday.

‘Africa must defend its interest, as France, Europe defend theirs’

May 8, 2012 Prof Boubacar Barry (top) and Hollande, Sarkozy (below)

--An Academic urges African leaders

A West African academic says there won’t be significant change in the way France relates to Africa, with the election of a Socialist President Francois Hollande.

ICC poised to prosecute Guinea 2009 massacre suspects if…

April 7, 2012 Fatou Bensouda, ICC’s Assistant Prosecutor

“If the perpetrators of the September 28 massacre in Guinea are not persecuted by the Guinean justice system, then the International Criminal Court (ICC) will do it,” Fatou Bensouda, ICC’s Assistant Prosecutor has said.

"Africa dumping ground" for substandard goods--UNIDO

April 6, 2012 UNIDO boss Kandeh Yumkella

The Director General of the UN Industrial Development Organization, UNIDO, Kandeh Yumkella has said “Africa is becoming the dumping ground” for every product that is bad and substandard.

Guinea-Sierra Leone take new steps to resolve border dispute

March 31, 2012 L-R Presidents Conde-Koroma

The governments of Sierra Leone and Guinea have said they are striving to settle their border dispute.

The two countries have been meeting in the Sierra Leonean capital, Freetown to strengthen their cooperation. 

Extortion, bad roads hurt cross border trade in MRU Basin

March 30, 2012 Mano River bridge

Trade in the Mano River Union (MRU) Basin and neighboring countries in the wider ECOWAS region is said to have taken the downward turn in recent months, an executive of the Liberian Chamber of Commerce (LCC) has said.

MRU military chiefs adopt joint security action plan

March 20, 2012 L-R Presidents Conde, Sirleaf, Koroma and Ouattara

Countries of the Mano River Union (MRU), who have are developing a common border security policy, have now adopted a joint action plan.

 

Guinea: Injuries, arson, arrests mar opposition rally

March 18, 2012 Alpha Condé, Guinean President

At least 15 persons were injured and several others arrested when security forces Saturday dispersed an opposition rally in the Guinean capital Conakry, medical and security sources said.

Fleeing opposition supporters partially looted the headquarters of the ruling RPG party and damaged a number of vehicles, according to WADR Conakry correspondent.