Electoral Process Questioned in Guinea
Some opposition parties have indicated that they may call for nation-wide protests, while also pulling out of preparations for the legislative election set for May 12.
A woman votes in the elections in Guinea. (file photo)
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Guinea: A Way Out of the Election Quagmire (document)
International Crisis Group, 18 February 2013
Two years after President Alpha Condé's victory in the first really competitive election in the history of postcolonial Guinea, the country still does not have a national ... read more »
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Guinea: Govt Announces 2013 Polls
African Elections Project, 14 December 2012
The chairman of Guinea's Independent National Electoral Commission, Bakary Fofana, said Wednesday the country's long-delayed parliamentary election will take place May 12 of next ... read more »
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Guinea: The Missing Parliament
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 7 September 2012
Guineans are hopeful that the 5 September resignation of the electoral commission president - one of the opposition's principal demands - will break a political impasse and move ... read more »
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Guinea: Deadlock Over Parliamentary Elections
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 29 August 2012
Political battles have intensified in Guinea after the government thwarted an opposition rally to demand free parliamentary elections, raising fears that a return to stability and ... read more »
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Guinea: Opposition Calls for Mass Protests Over Poll Delay
allAfrica.com, 10 May 2012
There have been mixed responses to a day of national protest called for by opposition parties in Guinea, who are demanding dialogue with the government on the holding of ... read more »
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These unfortunate incidences of political irregularities as it pertains to transperancy and accountability in Africa needs to become a thing of the past. Wake up my people
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