ccording to those reports, several members of the guard, including officers, had been reassigned to other military units and had…
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Embaló’s Return Exposes Fault Lines Inside Guinea-Bissau’s Transition
The irony is that the military takeover may have removed Embaló from office without definitively removing him from the political…
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Sidya Touré to Be Buried in Abidjan as Family Declines Calls for Return to Guinea
Gambiaj.com – (CONAKRY, Guinea) – The family of former Guinean prime minister and opposition leader Sidya Touré has decided that…
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Guinean Political Class Pays Tribute to Former Prime Minister Sidya Touré
Former president Alpha Condé, who at periods stood on opposing sides of political divide with Touré, described the late politician…
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Embaló Returns to Bissau Oct. 4th, Lights Up New Unknowns in Country’s Politics
Embaló is returning to a country where the presidency has been constitutionally strengthened by the same military-led transition that removed…
Read MoreGuinea-Bissau Transition Signals Possible Return of Umaro Sissoco Embaló
The statement is one of the clearest indications yet that the transitional authorities could be prepared to accept Embaló's return
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Guinea – France 24’s Suspension Remains Despite Apology for Calling Doumbouya a ‘Putschist’
The apology by France 24, however, has not resulted in the immediate lifting of the measures imposed by the Guinean…
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South Africa President and Deputy Are Both on Sick Leave
Foreign Affairs Minister Ronald Lamola will lead South Africa’s delegation to the UN General Assembly in Ramaphosa’s absence
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Guinea-Bissau’s Junta Orders Political Parties to Relocate Headquarters Within Seven Days
Guinea-Bissau has been under a transitional political arrangement following the upheaval that unseated the previous constitutional order
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Guinea-Bissau Journalist Warns Democracy Is Being Eroded by Political Fragmentation
He is calling for greater unity among journalists and media professionals to restore the press as an independent fourth estate.
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