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The head of the ruling junta, Captain Moussa Dadis Camara, has modified the functioning and composition of the national independent commission of inquiry to investigate all crimes and other human rights abuses committed in Guinea, particularly the recent...
Guinea’s Agriculture and Livestock Minister, Abdourahamane Sanoh, has resigned from the junta-led government, citing reasons relating to the bloody crackdown against the opposition parties on September 28 at a stadium in Conakry.
Mr. Sanoh said...
The Peace and Security Council of the African Union Commission has decided to impose sanctions on Captain Moussa Dadis Camara, President of Guinea’s National Council for Development and Democracy (CNDD), and all other individuals connected to it.
The...
The prices of staple food, chiefly rice, continue to rise on the Guinean market despite calls by the ruling junta for lower prices.
The 50kg bag of rice jumped from 130,000 to 145,000 Guinean francs (about CFA 14500 francs).
Guinea’s military authorities have urged the Employment ministry and trade unionists to ensure the recruitment of women, disabled people and raise a solidarity employment fund as well as establish a code governing relations between the corporate...
The ruling military authorities in Guinea have postponed until further notice the people’s forum, which was meant to collect recommendations for a peaceful transition .
The national forum was slated to look into the strategies to be implemented in order...
The Chairman of the High Council of State, in power in Mauritania, General Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz, has announced his candidacy in the forthcoming presidential election to be held on June 6, APA learned from a reliable source in Nouakchott.
The Obama administration has criticized Mauritania’s junta for preventing the nation’s deposed president from meeting with foreign diplomats to discuss plans for a return to democracy. Mauritania’s first freely-elected leader was toppled...
First Lady Laura Bush is urging Burma’s military junta to forge a path to democracy or step aside. VOA’s Michael Bowman reports from the White House, where Mrs. Bush spoke out on International Human Rights Day.