After the sun sets on the streets of the Guinean capital, Conakry, children drift by darkened storefronts and settle into nooks between...

The sacking of a key reformist politician, and moves by President Lansana Conté to reassert control over the government, have confirmed fears that...

A planned investigation into alleged civilian killings by Guinean security forces is faltering as lawyers have suspended their participation and...

For the first time ever in Guinea, professors have been suspended on charges of corruption and students have been fined or jailed for cheating in...

As the latest target date for Guinea’s overdue legislative election approaches, Guineans are waiting for the government to declare a new schedule....

In one of the poorest and most volatile neighbourhoods of Conakry new solar-panelled street lights line a boulevard for nearly three kilometres, the...

“Electricity for all or for nobody”, chanted the 1,000 young protestors in Labé, central Guinea, as they marched on the town’s state electricity...

In Guinea a civil-military dialogue group is organising an ‘open house’ at the country’s main military base, inviting citizens to meet with military...

At least 800 more people have been infected with cholera over the last week, bringing the total number of reported cases to 2,500 since January out...

Almost 1,800 people have been affected by a cholera outbreak in Guinea which has caused 67 deaths, according to the UN Office for the Coordination...