West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Guinea: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in West Africa
The municipality of Siguiri in Guinea has taken steps to enforce government measures to halt artisanal and semi-industrial mining activities and address environmental degradation.
Guinea's High Authority of Communication (HAC) defended its 2026 budget before the National Assembly's Communication and New Technologies Commission.
Tensions between Senegalese and Guineans rise as xenophobia and stigma impact daily life and economic activities.
Le Bureau guinéen du droit d’auteur (BGDA) a lancé son premier concours national de plaidoirie en droit d’auteur à Conakry.
Guinea's government has deployed military forces to Siguiri to halt unregulated gold mining, citing environmental degradation and safety concerns.
Guinea's Dar-es-Salam landfill, a major environmental and health concern, is set to close and transform into an urban park.
Le proviseur du lycée-collège Bicaba, Sidiki Koulibaly, exhorte les parents à jouer leur rôle pour lutter contre l'école buissonnière.
Residents of Soulinfily village in Guinea's Télimélé district face severe potable water shortages due to a 25-year-old dysfunctional borehole.
Russian President Vladimir Putin hosts 48 African countries at the third Russian-African Summit in Moscow, focusing on cooperation in trade, agriculture, technology, and energy.
La CAF actualise sa liste des stades homologués en Afrique, le Stade du 28-Septembre à Conakry figure toujours parmi les enceintes retenues.
Guinean President promotes General Sennah Camara to Major General
In Guinea's Thiéwa, local authorities are promoting fonio, market gardening, and agro-processing to create sustainable income sources for youth and women.
