BEFORE Continues to Support Women in Guinea
Posted May 10 2011The democratic transition in Guinea has been particularly sensitive, as the country has work to overcome many… read more
The democratic transition in Guinea has been particularly sensitive, as the country has work to overcome many… read more
With a third of the world’s reserves of aluminum ore bauxite, the mining sector in Guinea has… read more
On April 14, 2011, BEFORE gathered together more than 50 local and international actors at the People’s… read more
When: Thursday, April 14, 2011 What: Article on BEFORE’s Follow-Up Workshop to Consolidate Peace in Guinea Where:… read more
As thousands of people and more than 13 Heads of State from South Africa, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Sierra… read more
On December 2nd at 12 midnight, Guinea’s Supreme Court declared that long-time opposition leader Alpha Condé did… read more
For more than five decades Guinea has been ruled by dictators. On November 7, 2010, more than… read more
Preparing for the Run-Off Election In the months leading up to the run-off presidential election in Guinea,… read more
The preliminary round of Guinea’s presidential election in June marked the country’s first free and fair vote… read more
After weeks of delays, the date for Guinea’s run-off presidential election was announced on state television by… read more