Receive news by e-mail

#
 

Enter your e-mail in the field below to receive directly the news that appears on this page.

 

topics : related - all Explore

Shopping

Top Product

VOICE FROM CONAKRY

Compare prices

  1. 2. Live from Paris and Conakry
  2. 3. Live au Palais Du Peuple De Conakry

Shopping Categories

  1. 1. Cell Phones
  2. 2. Smartphones
  3. 3. Digital Cameras
  4. 4. Laptop Computers
  5. 5. Processors
  6. 6. Motherboards
  7. 7. LCD Monitors
  8. 8. Graphics Cards
  9. 9. GPS
  10. 10. Digital Camcorders
  11. 11. Printers
  12. 12. Desktop Computers
  13. 13. Sedans
  14. 14. Coupes & Convertibles
  15. 15. 4x4

Wikio Shopping

  1. 1. Automotive
  2. 2. Beauty & Fragrances
  3. 3. Books
  4. 4. Car/Motorbike
  5. 5. CD
  6. 6. Clothing, Accessories & Shoes
  7. 7. Communication
  8. 8. Computers
  9. 9. DVD
  10. 10. Electronics
  11. 11. Flowers & Gifts
  12. 12. Gourmet & Foods
  13. 13. Health & Personal Care
  14. 14. Home & Garden
  15. 15. Hotels
  16. 16. Household Appliances
  17. 17. Jewelry & Watches
  18. 18. Musical Instruments
  19. 19. Sports & Outdoors
  20. 20. Toys & Baby
  21. 21. Video Games

Participate



Conakry



Sort by : relevance - date - popularity
4Vote!

Investigation into alleged activities of SA mercenaries in Guinea begins

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS have launched an investigation into whether South African mercenaries have been training supporters of Guinea’s military dictatorship following allegations they have been seen near Conakry, the capital.

3Vote!

UN probes killings in Conakry

United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon has urged three investigators to work "independently to assess the facts" that led to the deaths of scores of people who demonstrated against the government in Guinea.

2Vote!

Guinea: Uncertainty Over Toxic Chemicals in Conakry

The recent upheaval in Guinea has thrown into question the status of toxic chemicals discovered earlier this year at several sites throughout the capital Conakry, according to UN experts.

2Vote!

Guinea: Madame Diallo, 'The Children Ask About Him'

The Diallo family in the Guinean capital, Conakry, has found no trace of Thierno Abdoulaye Diallo, 20, a student, since he set off on 28 September for a football stadium in the city.

2Vote!

Confronting Camara And His Junta in Guinea

Following the passing away of Guinea's long-time ruler, Lansana Conte, in December 2008, the medium-sized country sitting along Africa's west coast has barely escaped the international spotlight. Because of Guinea-Conakry's prominent role in issues, especially of peace-keeping, in and around the ECOWAS [Economic Commission of West African States] sub region, a wide-range of foreign governments and...

3Vote!

Pan-African Parliament Expresses Support for ECOWAS Decisions on Niger, Guinea

The first Vice President of the South Africa-based Pan African Parliament, Bethel Amadi, expressed to Nigerian President Umaru Yar’adua the support of the continental House to the decisions of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) regarding the political situations in Guinea Conakry and Niger Republic. Vice President Amadi was paying a courtesy call to [...]

5Vote!

Assistance to Flood victims in Conakry, Coastal, Middle, Upper and Forest Guinea

1. NATURE OF EMERGENCY: Floods caused by torrential rains 2. Location: Conakry, Kindia, Kankan, Siguiri, Macenta, Guekedou and Kissidougou in Guinea 3. Cause and location: Torrential rains during the month of September have caused extensive generalised flooding in the city of Conakry, capital of Guinea and major provincial towns in the four natural regions of the country. In Upper Guinea 240 millimetres...

5Vote!

Guinea junta seeks to hold on to power

Guinea's ruling junta presented proposals for the creation of a transitional government that would keep junta chief Captain Moussa Dadis Camara in place. The proposals were passed to Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaore who is mediating in talks with the country's opposition in Ouagadougou, after forces loyal to the junta on September 28 massacred more than 150 people. The killings took place at...

4Vote!

GUINEA: African Union slaps junta with sanctions

The African Union has implemented travel and financial sanctions on members of Guinea's ruling junta. The US and EU had already imposed similar sanctions following the massacre of protesters in Conakry in September.

4Vote!

Guinea imports arms despite embargo

• 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 imposed on the country after members of the presidential guard massacred at least 160 people at an opposition rally in September. Light arms worth $45m (£27m)...

3Vote!

UN Security Council urges Guinea junta to investigate rights abuse allegations

[JURIST] The UN Security Council on Wednesday called for an investigation into alleged human rights abuses perpetrated by the Guinean military junta during the September 28 incidents at Conakry. Vietnamese Ambassador Le Luong Minh, whose country currently holds the Security Council presidency, released the statement on behalf of the body:The Security Council remains deeply concerned by the situation...

2Vote!

Youths On Hunger Strike for 'Dialogue', 'Justice'

Youths in the Guinea capital Conakry went on hunger strike on 28 October - one month after the deadly military attack on civilians - to call for political dialogue, an end to violence and the arrest of those who attacked demonstrators.

6Vote!

GUINEA: Human Rights Watch says Sept. 28 massacre was premeditated

In a damning report published on Tuesday, Human Rights Watch said an in-depth investigation into the September 28 bloodbath in a stadium in Conakry showed the massacre had been premeditated.

3Vote!

Guinea: Food Prices Climb Amid Unrest

Prices of rice, sugar, oil and other basic foods have risen sharply in the Guinea capital Conakry in the tense weeks following a deadly military crackdown on civilians.

2Vote!

September 28 Massacre Was Premeditated - in-Depth Investigation Also Documents Widespread Rape

An in-depth investigation into the September 28, 2009 killings and rapes at a peaceful rally in Conakry, Guinea, has uncovered new evidence that the massacre and widespread sexual violence were organized and were committed largely by the elite Presidential Guard, commonly known as the "red berets," Human Rights Watch said today.