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GUINEA SPECIAL
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A long way to go Having proudly followed Ghana into independence in 1958, raising the hopes of pan-Africanists everywhere, Guineans have been let down by their rulers over the past 50 ... |
Conakry's hustle and bustle Conakry's main thoroughfare teems with people every day of the week ... |
Bounteous soil, glittering subsoil Mining and farming are the lungs of the Guinean economy and the potential is far greater than current production level ... |
The port of Conakry: key to trade The modernisation of the Port Autonome de Conakry (PAC) has finally begun, and not before time. ... |
A fractured nation Those who fled the bloody reign of Sékou Touré have been kept at arm’s length, though a thaw may begin to bring them home to help Guinea’s development ... |
Women, the motor of development "If you want your husband to respect you, you have to study and work hard”... |
