Guinea's Electoral Commission Sets Condition for Senate Candidatures
Guinea's electoral commission requires certification for senatorial election candidatures.
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Guinea's electoral commission requires certification for senatorial election candidatures.
Guinean football federation election: Mamadi Doumbouya's team, including Bakary Diaby, Abdoul Sonoco, and Abass Camara, prioritizes resource mobilization.
A 26-year-old woman, Aïcha Sacko, was found dead in her shop in Kindia, Guinea, after being stabbed multiple times by her boyfriend, Salif Camara.
The 5th UK–Francophone West & Central Africa Forum (WCAF V) concluded in Conakry, Guinea, with the signing of nine strategic agreements.
A rural Guinean village's makeshift school hangar houses 42 students, highlighting the country's education challenges.
President Mamadi Doumbouya of Guinea has appointed several new judges, counselors, and prosecutors through a decree read on national television.
Bembeya Jazz National, a renowned Guinean music group, has undergone significant changes since the death of its lead singer, Aboubacar Demba Camara, in 1973.
Guinea's CRIEF blocks four mining officials, including ex-minister Mathurin Bangoura, from leaving the country amid allegations of multiple infractions.
Guinea's Dinguiraye faces a severe power outage due to technical issues, leaving residents and businesses in distress.
Guinea's Conakry authorities order demolition of crime hotspots
A two-day colloquium titled "The Epic of Guinean Culture" opened in Conakry on October 22, 2026, to promote and preserve Guinean cultural heritage.
The Fondation Wazni has launched a pilot program to enhance teacher competencies in Guinea's Boké region, with support from the French Embassy.