Guinea's High Infrastructure Costs Spark Government Reforms
Guinea's Prime Minister Bah Oury vows to slash infrastructure costs and combat fraud with digital tools and AI.
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Guinea's Prime Minister Bah Oury vows to slash infrastructure costs and combat fraud with digital tools and AI.
General Sékouba Konaté discusses Guinea's 2010 presidential election, Alpha Condé's tenure, and the current state of politics under President Mamadi Doumbouya.
Guinea's government has reversed its decision to ban plastic bags after widespread public outcry, highlighting the power of social media in shaping public policy.
Guinea's teacher recruitment exams for 6,000 new teachers rescheduled to October 17, 2026.
Mauritania's new government appoints Mohamed Ould Abdel Vetah as Minister of Energy and Petroleum
Un naufrage au large des côtes de Yibuti a entraîné la mort d'au moins 109 migrants et la disparition de plus de 116 personnes.
Thierno Souleymane Baldé, a Guinean man, has been sentenced to one year in prison, with six months of conditional probation, for threatening and physically abusing his mother.
La commune rurale de Fougou, située à 25 kilomètres de la commune urbaine de Mali, fait face à d’importantes difficultés en matière d’infrastructures.
Gbessia's Patronat de Djely Kaba Bintou leads cleanup effort at local market
Plaza Platinium development in Kipé, Guinea, nears completion with several buildings already inhabited and ongoing construction.
Guinea's National Institute of Statistics launches first-ever business census in Forécariah, aiming to gather reliable data on the country's economic landscape.
A Guinean NGO, Vision Jeune pour le Développement, donates educational kits and clothing to orphaned students in Boké.