Guinea's Mineral Water Producers Welcome Moratorium on Single-Use Plastics
Guinea's mineral water producers welcome government's moratorium on single-use plastics, call for respect of price caps.
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Guinea's mineral water producers welcome government's moratorium on single-use plastics, call for respect of price caps.
France's ambassador to Guinea, Luc Briard, has announced the launch of the 2027 academic year campaign for Guinean students, aiming to facilitate their studies in France.
Guinean authorities conduct inspections to ensure compliance with set mineral water prices.
Guinea's contractual teachers threaten strike over unmet demands
Mali initiates nationwide business census to gather updated economic data
Le Premier ministre Bah Oury insiste sur l'urgence de renforcer la sécurité juridique dans le domaine foncier en Guinée.
Guinea's urban planning minister launches new land code to prevent disputes and promote social peace
Guinea's CNSP completes training for 40 fisheries inspectors to enhance maritime protection and preserve national resources.
Ibrahima Diaby marks 30 years of photography career in Guinea
Guinean Foreign Minister Morissanda Kouyaté calls for an end to discrimination against women and girls, citing cultural practices that prioritize boys over girls.
Guinean Justice Minister Ibrahima II Tounkara visits Siguiri to discuss judicial reforms, focusing on transparency in judicial fees and improving prison conditions.
Ibrahima Koné, Director General of Guinea's Horoya, will attend the 2nd edition of the International African Media Salon (SIMA) in Dakar from October 8-10, 2026.