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  • ✇The Guardian
  • Opposition anger as Guinea’s junta leader is frontrunner to be elected president
    Mamady Doumbouya accused of betraying his promise to be the restorer of democracy after leading 2021 coupIn September 2021, a tall, young colonel in the Guinean army announced that he and his comrades had forcibly seized power and toppled the longtime leader Alpha Condé.“The will of the strongest has always supplanted the law,” Mamady Doumbouya said in a speech, stressing that the soldiers were acting to restore the will of the people. Continue reading...
     

Opposition anger as Guinea’s junta leader is frontrunner to be elected president

27. Dezember 2025 um 08:00

Mamady Doumbouya accused of betraying his promise to be the restorer of democracy after leading 2021 coup

In September 2021, a tall, young colonel in the Guinean army announced that he and his comrades had forcibly seized power and toppled the longtime leader Alpha Condé.

“The will of the strongest has always supplanted the law,” Mamady Doumbouya said in a speech, stressing that the soldiers were acting to restore the will of the people.

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© Photograph: Luc Gnago/Reuters

© Photograph: Luc Gnago/Reuters

© Photograph: Luc Gnago/Reuters

  • ✇The Guardian
  • Fate of 11 Nigerian troops unclear after ‘unauthorised’ plane landing in Burkina Faso
    Confusion over diplomatic standoff deepens after conflicting reports about the soldiers’ whereaboutsEleven Nigerian military personnel are reportedly still in Burkina Faso days after their plane made an “unauthorised” landing in the south-west city of Bobo Dioulasso, despite earlier suggestions they had been freed, deepening confusion about the diplomatic standoff.Burkinabé authorities told the BBC on Tuesday that the troops had been released and given permission to return to Nigeria, but offici
     

Fate of 11 Nigerian troops unclear after ‘unauthorised’ plane landing in Burkina Faso

11. Dezember 2025 um 18:18

Confusion over diplomatic standoff deepens after conflicting reports about the soldiers’ whereabouts

Eleven Nigerian military personnel are reportedly still in Burkina Faso days after their plane made an “unauthorised” landing in the south-west city of Bobo Dioulasso, despite earlier suggestions they had been freed, deepening confusion about the diplomatic standoff.

Burkinabé authorities told the BBC on Tuesday that the troops had been released and given permission to return to Nigeria, but officials in Abuja have said the matter is yet to be resolved.

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© Photograph: Reuters

© Photograph: Reuters

© Photograph: Reuters

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