Guinea · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
Guinea's Ministry of Modernization, Administration and Public Service has launched a recruitment campaign for new state agents, aiming to address personnel needs in key sectors.
Guinea's Soundiata 1 Primary School faces a critical situation with cracked walls, old metal sheets, and perforated roofs ahead of the 2026-2027 academic year.
A fallen tanker has blocked a key road in Guinea's Mandiana region, prompting local youth to issue a three-day ultimatum to authorities and mining companies to find a solution.
A severe crisis has hit the Labé-Conakry transport axis in Guinea, leaving thousands of passengers stranded due to a shortage of vehicles and poor road conditions.
Guinea's public administration ministry unveils plans to recruit 7,197 officials across various sectors.
Citizens in Guinea's Mandiana region threaten to block circulation on a key axis unless authorities and mining companies start road reprofiling work within three days.
Le Musée national de Guinée ouvre ses portes à 650 jeunes pour une immersion dans la mémoire et le patrimoine du pays à l'occasion du 68e anniversaire de l'indépendance.
Guineans mark 68 years since the country's historic 'No' to a 1958 referendum, a decision that paved the way for independence from France.
Le ministre guinéen de la Culture, Moussa Moïse Sylla, réaffirme la volonté de Conakry d'obtenir rapidement la restitution de son patrimoine historique détenu en France.
A conference-debate was held in Boffa, Guinea, to discuss the historical context leading to the country's 1958 referendum.
Guinea's government has announced a new, digitalized and territorialized public service recruitment process, aiming to increase transparency and efficiency.
Ministers Fassou Théa and Aboubacar Camara meet to address plastic waste management in Guinea
