Guinea's junta leader Captain Moussa Dadis Camara (pictured), who was wounded in an assassination attempt, is in a "difficult but not desperate condition," the president of Burkina Faso has said.
Guinea tightened security in the capital Conakry after junta leader Captain Moussa Dadis Camara (pictured) was wounded in an attack by his former aide de camp.
Guinea's junta leader, Captain Moussa Dadis Camara (pictured), was wounded in an attack by his former aide de camp and is being evacuated to Senegal for treatment. Camara's spokesman said the aide, Toumba Diakite, had been arrested.
Guinea's junta leader, Captain Moussa Dadis Camara, was wounded in an attack by his former aide de camp and is being evacuated to Dakar, Senegal, in a medical plane.
Six weeks after the killing of opposition supporters at a rally in Conakry, an interview with the head of the military junta Captain Camara and opposition leader Jean Marie Dore, who is staying in the country to oppose the junta, despite the dangers.
Guinea's opposition has handed mediating Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaore (pictured left) a plan for an interim government to replace the ruling junta within six months.
After more than a decade of using the stick in relations with Burma's military junta, the administration of US President Barack Obama has shown signs it also intends to use the carrot - at the risk of upsetting exiled Burmese opposition groups.
Reynaldo Bignone, the last military ruler of Argentina’s “Dirty War” era, is facing trial for crimes committed during his regime’s crackdown on leftwing activists and other opposition figures.
African leaders have decided to impose sanctions on military-ruled Guinea in the wake of last month's massacre of scores of opposition supporters in the capital, Conakry, leaving the country increasingly isolated.
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.
