Guinea, Africa

Some government health employees returned to work on 18 September after the Federation of Health Workers Union announced the temporary suspension of...

Some 6,300 Sierra Leonean refugees who have been living in Guinea for 20 years will lose their refugee status as of 1 January 2009 according to the...

The National Communications Council (CNC), the media  regulatory body in Guinea on September 15, 2008 suspended  La Vérité, a Conakry-based weekly...

Entering a second day of a near-total work stoppage in and around the capital Conakry, almost all the city’s government health care workers continued...

Lansana Babara Camara, a reporter of La Guinée Actuelle, a privately-owned newspaper was on August 24, 2008 violently assaulted by a member of the...

Lack of funding and a June shift in government mean landmark legislative elections scheduled for November 2008 will be pushed back, Ben Sekou Sylla,...

Kaleb Kolié, Director of  Information of Familia FM, a privately-owned Conakry-based radio  station was on August 13, 2008, attacked by four unknown...

Soldiers have surrounded a police camp and two policemen have been killed in the second day of police strikes over back-pay in the Guinean capital...

Aboubacar Traoré took his two-year-old daughter Hadya Bintou for emergency medical treatment at the Donka paediatrics hospital in Boké, Conakry after...

According to initial reports 101 people have been injured and two killed in the Guinean capital Conakry since 26 May when military officers...