Suspension of artisanal gold mining in Guinea's Siguiri region sparks mixed reactions
Guinea's decision to suspend artisanal gold mining in Siguiri region has elicited mixed reactions from local population
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Guinea's decision to suspend artisanal gold mining in Siguiri region has elicited mixed reactions from local population
Guinea's ANASP agency receives 7 tractopelles and 42 waste bins worth €858,000 to improve urban sanitation in Grand Conakry, Kindia, and Labé.
Falibra Group, a Guinean BTP company, has partnered with Hilton to build a 196-room DoubleTree hotel in Conakry, marking a significant development in Guinea's hospitality infrastructure.
Hakeem Sekou Jeffries, chef de file des démocrates à la Chambre des représentants des États-Unis, pourrait bientôt devenir le premier Afro-Américain à présider cette institution.
Lasso Keïta, a young man from Guinea, has been sentenced to 2 years in prison, 6 months of which are suspended, for stealing a bag containing 16 million GNF and a phone.
The Guinean government has announced plans to build a new regional depot for the Central Pharmacy of Guinea in Siguiri, aimed at improving access to essential medicines.
A Guinea court has ordered the release of three former Boké officials accused of embezzlement, with their trial rescheduled for November 24.
Water prices in Guinea's Kintinian remain high despite a government deadline for producers to comply with new regulations.
Mamadou Thug urges the Guinean government to rethink its support for the cultural industry, emphasizing the need for artists' autonomy and a more sustainable economic model.
Ismaël Condé expresses gratitude to President Mamadi Doumbouya after being appointed Director General of the Fonds de Développement Social et de l’Indigence (FDSI)
Le communiqué évoque les « pays amis et frères » soutenant la souveraineté marocaine
Guinea's President Mamadi Doumbouya has taken a significant step towards healing the wounds of the past by providing compensation to victims of forced evictions in Conakry.