January 28, 2012

• Guinea/Botswana: Country Back on Track After Botswana Mauling

  Guinea revived their 2012 Africa Cup of Nations hopes after a record-equalling 6-1 rout of 10-man Botswana here on Saturday. Read more »

• Africa: Group D Goes Down to Wire After Ghana, Guinea Win

  Ghana duo Asamoah Gyan and Andre Ayew lit up day eight at the Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday to push the Black Stars virtually through the door opening onto the knockout stage. Read more »

• Africa: Guinea, Botswana Hope to Kick Start Cup Campaign

  Guinea and Botswana will be pressed to win on Saturday after both teams lost their opening Africa Cup of Nations Group D matches. Read more »

January 23, 2012

• Mali/Guinea: Mali Suffer Another Injury Blow

  Mali have suffered yet another injury blow ahead of their opening Africa Cup of Nations Group D match against Guinea Tuesday as striker Mahamane Traore has been ruled out by a foot... Read more »

January 17, 2012

• Guinea: One Killed As Power Protests Turn Bloody - Officials

  At least one person was killed and some 30 were injured as Guinean soldiers fired on a crowd protesting electricity cuts in the port city of Kamsar north of the capital Conakry,... Read more »

January 06, 2012

• Guinea: Francophonie Chief Laments Political Deadlock

  Francophonie chief Abdou Diouf Friday deplored a political logjam in Guinea where the government and opposition have been unable to agree on a date for legislative polls to end a... Read more »

December 27, 2011

• Guinea: Leaders Pledge Open Dialogue On New Poll Date

  Guinea's government pledged Tuesday to listen to opposition and civil society groups as they seek agreement on when to stage parliamentary elections in the west African country. Read more »

December 21, 2011

• Guinea: President Says Fresh Polls Urgent

  Guinean President Alpha Conde has said he wants legislative polls to be held as soon as possible following a decision to postpone the vote which had been slated for December 29. Read more »

December 19, 2011

• Guinea: Nation Postpones Elections After Fraud Fears

  Guinea has indefinitely postponed legislative elections initially set for December 29 to meet opposition demands for a role in planning the polls to prevent fraud, officials said. Read more »

December 10, 2011

• Guinea: Bauxite Workers Suspend Strike

  Employees of the largest bauxite company in Guinea, the world's top exporter of the mineral, have suspended their open-ended strike to obtain pay raises, union leaders said... Read more »

December 01, 2011

• Cote d'Ivoire: Country and Guinea Discuss Reconciliation Efforts

  Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara arrived in Conakry on Thursday for a one day visit in which he and his Guinean counterpart Alpha Conde will discuss reconciliation efforts... Read more »

November 09, 2011

• Guinea: Govt Bans Public Rallies

  Guinea has outlawed all "public rallies" held without prior authorization, such as meetings or street markets, a ministerial decree said Wednesday. Read more »

August 25, 2011

• Guinea: Strauss-Kahn Walks Free After Sex Case Dropped

  A New York judge dismissed all sex crime charges against former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, ending a sordid saga that derailed the stellar career of one of the world's most... Read more »

August 03, 2011

• Guinea: Sixteen Charged for Attempted Conde Assassination

  It was announced on Tuesday that sixteen people including ten soldiers have been charged with the attempted assassination of Guinean President Alpha Conde at his home in Conakry,... Read more »