• Sanctions were imposed after stadium massacre • President fearful of fresh coup, say military sources Guinea's military junta has imported millions of dollars worth of weapons in recent weeks, despite international sanctions... [read full story]
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Conakry - Guinea's military junta must step down to end a crisis stemming from a bloody crackdown on protesters, opposition leaders said on Tuesday. Rising tension in the West African mining powerhouse has threatened to...
CONAKRY, Nov. 3 (Reuters) - Guinea's military junta must step down to end a crisis stemming from a bloody crackdown on protesters, opposition leaders said on Tuesday. Rising tension in the West African mining powerhouse has...
Ouagadougou - Burkina Faso's president, mediating in Guinea after a massacre in September, on Tuesday called on the opposition, labour unions and civil society to devise an alternative to the junta. "President (Blaise) Compaore...
• Sanctions were imposed after stadium massacre • President fearful of fresh coup, say military sources Guinea's military junta has imported millions of dollars worth of weapons in recent weeks, despite international sanctions...
The man who led Guinea's most recent coup says he "bitterly regrets" the deaths of civilians who were gunned down by soldiers at a protest last month. Captain Moussa "Dadis" Camara said in a TV broadcast that "the blood of...
• Sanctions were imposed after stadium massacre • President fearful of fresh coup, say military sources Guinea's military junta has imported millions of dollars worth of weapons in recent weeks, despite international sanctions...
Updated on 03 November 2009 Source PA News The man who led Guinea's most recent coup has said he "bitterly regrets" the deaths of civilians who were gunned down by soldiers at a protest last month. Captain Moussa "Dadis" Camara...
