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Guinea: Alpha Condé to travel once again for medical care - Vimarsana News

Guinea: Alpha Condé to travel once again for medical care

Former president Alpha Condé was granted a new stay abroad to seek medical treatment. The spokesperson for the CNRD, the body ruling the country, did not give details on the destination of the 84-year-old man. Some local news reports claim he flew out of Guinea on Saturday on board a Turkish plane.

Guinea: Ousted Condé flies to Turkey for medical treatment - Vimarsana News

Guinea: Ousted Condé flies to Turkey for medical treatment

Ousted Alpha Condé has been allowed to travel out of respect for his 'dignity and integrity' and for 'humanitarian reasons', the Guinean junta's governing body said.

Ousted Guinean president Alpha Condé, 26 of his officials banned - Vimarsana News

Ousted Guinean president Alpha Condé, 26 of his officials banned

Conakry, Guinea (PANA) - Former Guinean president Alpha Condé and 26 of his collaborators who have been accused of \

Guinea junta proposes three-year transition to civilian rule - Vimarsana News

Guinea junta proposes three-year transition to civilian rule

Guinea has announced a 36-month transition period to civilian rule, slightly shorter than what had been proposed by the military chief, but longer than regional leaders have called for.

Source: rfi.fr
Analysts Question Fairness of Planned Trials for Guinea's Ex-President and Colleagues - Vimarsana News

Analysts Question Fairness of Planned Trials for Guinea's Ex-President and Colleagues

Analysts say plans by Guinea’s transitional military government to prosecute former president Alpha Condé and 26 of his top officials will likely be marred by doubts over the fairness of their trials. A 2019 Afrobarometer survey revealed that over 90% of Guineans consider the judiciary to be...