May 27

• Guinea: Couple Face Court Over Circumcision

  A couple of Guinean origin is to stand trial for female circumcision in France on Tuesday. Although they were put under control of court in 2005 when their two elder daughters were... Read more »

February 2

• Ghana/Guinea: Is It Me, or Is the Ref Blind Wonders Gyan

  Five things we learned about the final round of games in Group D. Read more »

January 30

• Africa: Botswana Vow to Go Down Fighting Against Mali

  Routed 6-1 in their second Group D game against Guinea, Botswana are out of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations. But the team, nicknamed the Zebras, say they plan to tear a stripe off... Read more »

January 29

• Africa: CAN - Second Round of Group D

  Five things we have learned about the second round of games in Group D. Read more »

January 19

• Africa: Who Will Deliver, Surprise At Africa Cup of Nations

  Football fans all over Africa will be willing on their national teams as they face each other at the African Cup of Nations in Gabon. Read more »

September 23, 2011

• Guinea: Sia Tolno Wins the 2011 RFI Discoveries Award

  The jury presided by Richard Bona has elected Sia Tolno from Guinea-Conakry as the winner of this year's RFI Découvertes Award. Read more »

July 21, 2011

• Guinea: UN Calls for Military Reforms After Attack on Conde

  The United Nations is more determined than ever to support military reforms in Guinea after an attack against President Alpha Conde, the organisation's top envoy to the region said... Read more »

July 19, 2011

• Guinea: Rocket Fire Hits Conde's Residence

  The residence of Guinea's recently installed president Alpha Condé was hit by rocket fire overnight on Monday as a sustained heavy weapons' attack struck the capital Conakry... Read more »

July 2, 2011

• Guinea: President Loath to Defend Strauss-Kahn Accuser

  Guinea's President Alpha Condé seemed unenthusiastic about defending Dominique Strauss-Kahn's accuser, Nafissatou Diallo, after press revelations appeared to undermine her... Read more »

June 6, 2011

• Africa: Gender Wars, Race, Class, And International Relations

  The group of chambermaids who jeered at Dominique Strauss-Kahn as he arrived at Manhattan criminal court to enter his plea of not guilty, demonstrates just how political this case... Read more »

May 18, 2011

• Africa: IMF Chief's Alleged Victim Was Guinean Immigrant

  The wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn hopes to visit him in Rikers Island jail on Wednesday, as top US officials say that it is time for him to give up the leadership of the... Read more »

May 8, 2011

• Guinea: Europe to Help Finance Election

  The European Union is to provide five million euros to help Guinea run a delayed general election. Read more »

May 5, 2011

• Guinea: Dozens Killed in Communal Violence

  At least 25 people have been killed in communal violence in the south-eastern Guinean town of Galakpaye, police said Thursday. Read more »

January 6, 2011

• Guinea: President Forms New Cabinet

  Guinean President Alpha Condé has nominated 10 ministers to put the finishing touches on his government. Mohamed Lamine Fofana has been named as Mining Minister. Mining is... Read more »

December 3, 2010

• Guinea: Supreme Court Declares Condé Presidential Poll Winner

  Guinea's Supreme Court has declared Alpha Condé president, confirming results in the country's first free vote since independence after a two-week wait. Read more »