Latest update: 15/01/2010 

- Guinea Conakry - Moussa Dadis Camara


Accord reached between rivals, elections to take place in six months

Accord reached between rivals, elections to take place in six months

A deal has been struck between Guinea's junta leader Moussa Dadis Camara and interim leader Sekouba Konate, paving the way for elections in six months. Camara is to remain in convalescence.

By News Wires (text)
 

AFP - Guinea's political rivals Friday signed a deal providing for elections in six months and for junta chief Captain Moussa Dadis Camara to remain "in convalescence," according to an official statement.
  
The accord was signed by Camara, who is recovering after an assassination attempt, interim junta chief General Sekouba Konate, and Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaore who is mediating between the ruling junta and the opposition.
  
The deal provides for a national council of transition and a unity government before polls are held "in six months."

Date created : 15/01/2010 
Comments

Guinea is really sick

by Anonyme - 16/01/2010 - 01:57

Guineans are the only people in this world who live like prehistoric people.It seems like the sky has forgotten My people.There is a single person in Guinea who can think right and do right otherwise what is happening in Guinea should never happen.I think Guinea needs some doctors and psychiatrics so it can realize that miliatry and the current opposition are just opportunist people. There is no single person that really love and care for the population.

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