Dear Malinké, Foula, Soussou, Kissi, Gherzé, Toma, etc… I have some feelings that I would like to share with my Guinean brothers and sisters… Here is a simple, yet powerful personal message: Clearly Guinea is in deep trouble at the moment (primarily between Malinké and Foula, but everyone else is involved as well). Hate is [Continue]
New York and Conakry—Alliance Guinea, an international non-partisan group for justice and democracy in Guinea, celebrates with all Guineans the Supreme Court’s proclamation of definitive results of the presidential run-off election held on November 7. We congratulate both candidates, Alpha Condé and Cellou Dalein Diallo, for their impressive [Continue]
The campaign for the presidential election in Guinea scheduled for June 27 officially started Monday, May 17, 2010. In this context Alliance Guinea in partnership with other civil society organizations interested in free and fair elections and the triumph of democracy in Guinea, launched the campaign for democracy in Guinea .The campaign is to [Continue]
A new transitional government has been formed in Guinea. The Prime Minister Jean Mary Dore and his cabinet members will lead the country through this difficult phase. Soon after the announcement of Mr. Dore’s government (list of ministers available here), President Sekouba Konate published the list of his own cabinet, endowed with important [Continue]
Moussa Dadis Camara declared on Sunday January 17, 2010 in Burkina Faso that he accepted to sign the declaration made on January 15, 2010 without any outside influences. He exhorted supporters to regain their houses calmly and bring the support necessary in a peaceful transition in Guinea under the auspice of Sekouba Konate. This represents [Continue]
The situation in Guinea continues to raise doubts and concerns. Captain Moussa Dadis Camara, who was hospitalized in Morocco, has arrived in Burkina Faso. The reasons for this trip are for the moment not understood. Even if some are quick to associate it with the speech given on January 6 by General Sékouba Konaté. Will [Continue]
The story always repeats itself twice. The first time as tragedy, and the second as comedy. The country of prime ministers continues to be faithful to its values and the population and the opposition learn no lessons. Each time pressure rises in Guinea we switch the Prime Minister to calm spirits and move forward. After [Continue]
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