A dramatic prison escape unfolded at the Pita Civil Prison, leaving authorities and the local community on high alert. According to the republic’s prosecutor, the escape involved a total of twenty inmates, with seven (7) of them already serving sentences and thirteen (13) awaiting trial. The prosecutor statement Bacary Camara,…
The leaders of the Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea (BCRG) seem to consider themselves as kings of the world, granting themselves extravagant allowances. Lavish Indemnities for Central Bank Executives While Governor Karamo Kaba claims to want to rebuild the state and implements petty budgetary measures, the nine members…
The National Coordination of the FNDC vehemently denounces the unfortunate and falsehood-laden statement made by the Government spokesperson, claiming that the three (3) FNDC officials, namely National Coordinator Oumar Sylla alias Foniké Menguè, Antenna Manager Mamadou Billo BAH, and Operations Manager Ibrahima Diallo, who were unlawfully detained for over nine…
The Court of Auditors of Guinea recently collaborated with the Court of Auditors of Senegal to conduct a comprehensive training workshop aimed at strengthening the technical and technological capabilities of its staff. Enhancing Capacities through Collaborative Training Over the span of seven days, magistrates and auditors from the Court of Auditors of Guinea actively participated in productive knowledge-sharing sessions facilitated by the experienced technicians from the Court of Auditors of…
Following the reinstatement of the Director General and the Editor-in-Chief at RTG, the state media organization continues to face ongoing challenges. In response to the reappearance of the logo on television screens, union members have called for an extraordinary general assembly. Extraordinary General Assembly to Address Concerns The assembly, scheduled to take place on Tuesday, May 30th, at RTG Koloma, aims to address the pressing issues affecting the organization. Strained…
In mid-May 2023, concerning reports of internet interruptions and severe infringements on freedom of expression in Guinea have raised concerns. The successful transition we all fervently hope for cannot be achieved by compromising fundamental freedoms. The need for a free public space is vital. The Shrinking Public Space in Guinea Looking back, it is essential to recall that the developmental theses of the 1960s advocated for a strong centralized power…
During a media briefing held by his foundation in Conakry, Guinea, former President Thabo Mbeki highlighted the lack of implementation of protocols and instruments for problem-solving on the African continent. As Africa Day was commemorated, Mbeki pointed out that while policies adopted by the African Union (AU) empower its Peace and Security Council (PSC) to address violent conflict, the failure lies in following through with those commitments. Thabo Mbeki Highlights Implementation Gap at Africa Day Mbeki’s foundation is currently in…
In recent years, Guinea has experienced an alarming increase in the frequency and intensity of floods, wreaking havoc on communities and infrastructure across the nation. The rise in floods has taken a severe toll on Guinea, posing significant challenges to its development, economy, and the well-being of its citizens. Escalating Frequency of Floods Over the past decade, Guinea has witnessed a sharp rise in the frequency of floods. Heavy rainfall and inadequate drainage systems have contributed to the worsening situation,…
It has come to light that the former Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, who also held the position of Minister of Urbanism and Territorial Planning responsible for the recovery of state-owned properties, received a formal letter on Friday, May 19, 2023, instructing him to vacate the Ministerial Housing Complex. This complex had been his residence since assuming the role of Chief of the General Staff. Former Chief of Staff Receives Eviction Notice The letter, which was addressed to…
In a gruesome attack, armed bandits killed 37 people and wounded many others in three villages in Tangaza Local Government Area of Sokoto State, northwest Nigeria. The attack occurred on Saturday evening, when the bandits stormed Raka, Filin-Gawa and Raka-Dutse villages and opened fire indiscriminately on the residents. Residents Defied Bandits’ Orders According to sources, the bandits had imposed levies on the villagers and ordered them to obey their rules or face the consequences. However, the villagers refused to comply…
Before, during, and after protests, there are often attacks on people and their property. These undoubtedly fall under banditry and delinquency. The state, whose sovereign mission is to ensure the safety of individuals and their property, must deal with this phenomenon by tracking down the perpetrators of these attacks and putting them out of harm’s way. Putting them out of harm’s way does not mean that they should be physically eliminated. In reality, it means putting them at the disposal…
The Guinean government is taking steps to engage with the Guinean diaspora and harness their skills, expertise, and resources for the development of the country. The initiative aims to build a strong and lasting relationship between the Guinean diaspora and the country and leverage their potential for socio-economic growth. Recognising the Potential of the Guinean Diaspora The Guinean diaspora is a valuable resource for the development of the country, with skills and expertise in various fields such as education, healthcare,…
The government of Guinea is taking steps to engage with the local communities and understand their needs and priorities in the Southern Province. The initiative aims to promote greater inclusion and participation of the local population in the decision-making process and promote development that aligns with their needs and aspirations. Understanding Local Needs and Priorities The government’s initiative is centered on understanding the local needs and priorities of the people in the Southern Province. This involves listening to the voices…
The President of Guinea’s National Transition Council (CNT) has announced the launch of a two-week-long public debate on the new constitution. The initiative aims to create an inclusive and transparent process in response to the aspirations of the Guinean people. The council is calling on various stakeholders, including political coalitions, civil society organizations, professional associations, religious groups, and security forces, to make concrete proposals for the new constitution. Public Debates for New Constitution The CNT President has stressed that the…
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