Guinean Consumer Union Alerts Government to Abusive Tenant Evictions
Guinea's consumer union urges government action on unfair evictions and excessive rent hikes.
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Guinea's consumer union urges government action on unfair evictions and excessive rent hikes.
Guinean Labor Minister Ramatoulaye Camara meets with labor unions, vows to maintain open dialogue and address worker concerns.
Guinea's minister of economy announces $200 billion funding gap for Simandou 2040 program
Guinea's President Mamadi Doumbouya launches Simandou Mining Summit to showcase country's ambition for economic diversification and regional influence.
Guinean politician Siradiou Diallo emphasizes need for sustainable resource management and environmental protection.
Guinea's national team, Syli National, is struggling to assemble players for their upcoming match against Eritrea in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
A road accident in Kissidougou, Guinea, has killed two people, including a motorcyclist and a nursery worker, while a 5-month-old baby miraculously survived.
Foreign gold miners leave Guinea for Mali's protected Limakolé forest
Guinea's government has banned unregulated gold mining in Siguiri, prompting local authorities to sensitize communities on the decision and explore alternative livelihoods.
The Guinean government, through the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget, conducted a two-day validation workshop on two studies focused on the efficiency of public markets in the heal...
Guinean commune officials meet to assess activities, plan future developments
Guinea prepares to host the Simandou Mining Summit from November 11-14, 2026, as the country looks to capitalize on its mineral wealth and navigate the challenges of managing its natural ...