West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Guinea: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in West Africa
A dispute has arisen in Kankan, Guinea, over restricted access and alleged fees to the Martyrs' Square and Youth House, with authorities and users giving conflicting accounts.
Guinean Justice Minister Ibrahima Sory II Tounkara visits Siguiri to assess judicial governance and prison conditions.
A Guinean court is hearing a case against a human trafficking ring that lured victims with false job promises.
Guinean Minister Aminata Kaba urges concrete actions for women's rights
Wildlife crime is on the decline in Guinea's Labé region thanks to regular patrols and crackdowns by authorities.
Over 1,400 students at Minel Primary School in Guinea's Sangarédi face difficulties due to a shortage of classroom furniture and overcrowding.
Guinea's media regulatory body calls for an end to "disorder" in the country's media landscape, citing issues with small, debt-ridden media outlets.
Unidentified vandals have broken into Guinea's Hotel Conté in N'Zérékoré, stealing electrical installations from 62 rooms and causing significant damage.
The Tribunal Arbitral du Sport (TAS) is set to deliver its verdict on the 2025 CAN final controversy between Morocco and Senegal.
Alliance du Peuple pour le Changement (APC) donates tables, school supplies to Dogbéré Elementary School in Dubréka, Guinea.
La Guinée accueille une table ronde ministérielle de haut niveau sur le Protocole de Maputo pour discuter de la ratification, de la domestication et de la mise en œuvre effective du proto...
France and Guinea enhance academic ties, with a record 1,300 Guinean students heading to France and new AI initiatives.
