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The African Union Calls for Restraint and Dialogue
[African Union]Addis Ababa, 10 May 2013: The Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union (AU), Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, is closely following the developments in the Republic of Guinea. She is particularly concerned by the prevailing tension on the ground and the acts of violence that occurred during authorized political demonstrations. (AllAfrica) |
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Opposition Demonstrators Attacked, Killed and Journalists Threatened in Protests
[IFEX]On 2 May 2013, supporters belonging to the Guinean Opposition Coalition were brutally attacked with live bullets and tear gas by police officers and gendarmes drawn from the Guinea Security Force. (AllAfrica) |
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Demonstrators Violently Attacked, Four Dead
[MFWA]A large crowd of supporters belonging to the Guinean Opposition Coalition were on May 2, 2013 brutally attacked with live bullets and tear gas by police officers and gendarmes drawn from the Guinea Security Force. (AllAfrica) |
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Guinean in Court for Alleged Theft
[The Point]One Alpha Jallow, a Guinean national, was Monday arraigned before Magistrate Babucarr Secka of the Brikama Magistrates' Court, charged with stealing. (AllAfrica) |
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Mali a “wake-up call” for drug trafficking, says think tank
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Call for targeted investments in cholera-prone areas
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In Brief: Staples, not export crops, key to tackling Africa’s poverty – report
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Cholera in West Africa - lessons learned
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GUINEA: The missing parliament
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GUINEA: Breastfeeding versus old wives tales
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WEST AFRICA: Cholera - what's working?
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AFRICA: Donor fatigue forces WFP to cut refugee rations
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Guinea: The African Union Calls for Restraint and Dialogue
Addis Ababa, 10 May 2013: The Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union , Dr. (Topix.net) |
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Reasonable Doubt: Canadian-born or not, justice is for everyone
TourA© mobilized other youth to participate in a peaceful demonstration that was held at a stadium complex on September 28, 2009. (Topix.net) |
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Chad - Authorities arrest another journalist, seek blogger's...
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Guinea Hands Down First Rape Charges for 2009 Massacre
But the head of a local victims' organization says the indictment is no guarantee that justice will be done in the case. (Topix.net) |
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Steinmetz $9 Billion Fortune at Risk in Soros-Funded Bribe Probe
Lansana Conte, the former dictator of Guinea, once held sway over an asset that mining companies craved: the world's largest undeveloped iron ore deposit, valued today at as much as $50 billion. (Topix.net) |
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Guinea: Opposition Demonstrators Attacked, Killed and Journalists Threatened in Protests
On 2 May 2013, supporters belonging to the Guinean Opposition Coalition were brutally attacked with live bullets and tear gas by police officers and gendarmes drawn from the Guinea Security Force. (Topix.net) |
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Guinea indicts gendarme for rape in 2009 stadium massacre
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Paramilitary police charged with rape in Guinea
The trial of the former grad student charged in the deadly Colorado movie theater shootings will likely be delayed weeks or months because he wants to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. (Topix.net) |
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Paramilitary police officer charged with rape in Guinea stadium massacre
CONAKRY, Guinea - Guinea's leading human rights group confirmed that a member of the country's paramilitary police unit was found guilty of raping a female demonstrator inside the national soccer stadium during a pro-democracy rally in 2009. (Topix.net) |
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MoFA discusses Cooperation with Guinea
WAM Abu Dhabi, May 8th, 2013 -- Abdullah Sulaiman Al Hamadi, Director of African Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, today received in his office at the ministry Al Hassan Sawari, Ambassador of the Republic of Guinea to the UAE. (Topix.net) |
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Probe may spur race for $50bn mine
A corruption probe into how a group run by Israel's richest person secured rights to a Guinea iron ore project is set to spark interest from rival companies looking to swoop on one of the world's most valuable deposits. (Topix.net) |
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22nd Ordinary Session of MRU Heads of State and Government Ends in Monrovia
[Liberia Govt]The Heads of State and Government of the Mano River Union (MRU), at its 22nd Ordinary Session, have endorsed recommendations of its Union Ministerial Council (UMC), including the approval of the 2013 fiscal budget of over US$9 million. They encouraged Member States to make their contributions in a timely manner to ensure implementation of planned program activities. (AllAfrica) |
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Security Council Welcomes Agreement to Resolve Differences Peacefully
[UN News]The Security Council today welcomed the joint declaration of non-violence signed last week in Conakry between the main Guinean stakeholders in which they committed themselves to resolve all differences exclusively through peaceful means. (AllAfrica) |
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MRU Countries Want Roads Connectivity
[New Dawn]Sierra Leonean Minister of State, Finance and Economic Development, Alhaji Foday Mansaray, has called for road network among the four Mano River Union (MRU) countries, Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Ivory Coast. Mr. Mansaray said roads connectivity is essential for the smooth operation of trade and commerce in the subregion. (AllAfrica) |
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Security Council Press Statement On Guinea
[UN]The following press statement was issued today by Security Council President Eugène-Richard Gasana ( Rwanda): (AllAfrica) |
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Police Attack Opposition Protestors, Arrest and Assault Leaders
[MFWA]Police officers drawn from the mobile squad of the Guinea National Police Force on April 18, 2013 fired tear gas and live bullets to disperse a large group of opposition demonstrators who were protesting against the selection of a South African software firm, Waymark, to compile a new list of voters register. (AllAfrica) |
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Police Fire on Opposition Radio Station
[MFWA]Angry police officers from the Mobile Police Squad of the Guinea National Police Force in the night of April 18, 2013 besieged the premises of Planete FM, owned by Abubacarr Sylla, an outspoken opposition leader, and allegedly fired shots at the radio station. (AllAfrica) |
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African migrants pay high prices to send money home
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MALI: Humanitarian impact of armed intervention
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ACCRA 05 February 2013 (IRIN) - At the launch of a Ghana-based Commission on the Impact of Drug-Trafficking on Governance, Security and Development in West Africa, its chair, former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, said the situation in Mali should serve as a “wake-up call” to the perils of allowing organized crime to escalate out of control. (
DAKAR 25 January 2013 (IRIN) - Aid groups are urging donors to invest in water and sanitation in areas known as hotbeds for cholera. They say while such projects might directly affect a relatively small population, the indirect impact in terms of cholera reduction could be immense. (
NAIROBI 18 January 2013 (IRIN) - Africa could reduce its poverty levels faster by focusing more on the production of staples rather than export crops, according to a study by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). (
DAKAR 31 December 2012 (IRIN) - The cholera epidemic that struck Guinea and Sierra Leone in 2012 is winding down. What to do now? Start preparing - for cholera. (
CONAKRY 07 September 2012 (IRIN) - 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 the country to a long-overdue parliamentary election. (
CONAKRY 03 September 2012 (IRIN) - Countless babies in Guinea are not given their first breast milk for hours - however long it takes a designated family member to bring water that is used to rinse special Koranic verses inscribed on a wooden tablet. This symbolic liquid, the first thing many babies ingest, is just one example of a custom believed to protect children but that can instead jeopardize their health. (
FREETOWN/DAKAR 10 July 2012 (IRIN) - After years of cyclical cholera outbreaks in West Africa, water and sanitation standards are still notoriously low in most of the affected countries, but in some areas the cholera response is working better now than in the past. IRIN spoke to governments and aid agencies about innovations and traditional wisdom for preventing cholera. (
JOHANNESBURG 19 June 2012 (IRIN) - The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has halved food rations to refugees living in camps in at least four African countries citing a funding shortfall. (
JOHANNESBURG 27 February 2013 (IRIN) - New data from the World Bank has revealed that African migrants pay more to send money home to their families than any other migrant group in the world. (
DAKAR 18 December 2012 (IRIN) - Over 700,000 people could be displaced if military intervention goes ahead next year in northern Mali, according to preliminary estimates by humanitarian agencies, who stress that the numbers are just approximations. (