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      Tuesday 18 June  
      Showing items for GBissau on RNW
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      Guinea-Bissau's new junta has accepted an offer from East Timor's outgoing President Jose Ramos-Horta, pictured in Dili last month, to act as a mediator following a coup, an advisor says
      Bulletin: Ramos-Horta to mediate in Guinea-Bissau crisis

      Bulletin: Ramos-Horta to mediate in Guinea-Bissau crisis

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      A soldier speaks with a demonstrator in front of the national assembly in in Bissau, where negotiations are taking place. The army and opposition parties in Guinea-Bissau have agreed to set up a transitional body to run the country, a day ahead of talks with West African bloc ECOWAS, which has denounced the coup.
      Bulletin: Transitional body set up to run Guinea-Bissau

      Bulletin: Transitional body set up to run Guinea-Bissau

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      A soldier speaks with one of some 30 people holding a peaceful demonstration in front of the national assembly, where the negotiations are taking place, in Bissau. The army and opposition parties in Guinea-Bissau have agreed to set up a transitional body to run the country, a day ahead of talks with West African bloc ECOWAS, which has denounced the coup.
      Bulletin: G.Bissau junta, opposition, announce transitional council

      Bulletin: G.Bissau junta, opposition, announce transitional council

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      A soldier speaks with one of some 30 people holding a peaceful demonstration in front of the national assembly, where the negotiations are taking place, in Bissau. The army and opposition parties in Guinea-Bissau agreed Sunday to set up a transitional body to run the country, a day ahead of talks with West African bloc ECOWAS, which has denounced the coup.
      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau opposition vows to reach deal with junta

      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau opposition vows to reach deal with junta

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      Soldiers stand guard in front of the Army Sporting Club building where a meeting is being held in Bissau. It was one of Guinea-Bissau's busiest roads, but the avenue leading to the home of ousted prime minister Carlos Gomes Junior is deserted as residents fearful of the junta that seized power in a coup stay away.
      Bulletin: Fearful of junta, G.Bissau residents keep away

      Bulletin: Fearful of junta, G.Bissau residents keep away

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      Police arrive at the National Assembly in Bissau. Fears were growing Saturday for members of the government toppled by a coup in Guinea Bissau, as opposition leaders considered terms the junta had offered them for joining a "unity" government.
      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau parties mull post-coup government

      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau parties mull post-coup government

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      Traffic is seen at the Senegal-Guinea Bissau border crossing at Mpack on April 13, after the border was closed following a coup in Guinea Bissau a day earlier. Opposition parties in Guinea-Bissau were to meet to thrash out a "unity government" after a military coup derailed presidential elections.
      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau parties mull post-coup government

      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau parties mull post-coup government

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      Traffic and passengers wait at the Senegal-Guinea Bissau border crossing at Mpack on April 13, after the border was closed following a coup in Guinea Bissau a day earlier. Leaders of Guinea-Bissau's military coup have set out terms for a "unity government", amid growing international condemnation of their seizure of the capital halfway through a presidential election.
      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau army sets out terms after coup

      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau army sets out terms after coup

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      Traffic stands waiting at the Senegal-Guinea Bissau border crossing at Mpack after the border was closed following a coup in Guinea Bissau a day earlier. Leaders of Guinea-Bissau's military coup set out their terms for a "unity government," a day after seizing control of the capital and capturing both the prime minister and interim president.
      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau leader arrested after coup bid

      Bulletin: Guinea-Bissau leader arrested after coup bid

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      Soldiers queue to vote in Guinea Bissau's presidential elections in the capital, Bissau, in March 2012. Guinea-Bissau troops staged an attempted coup, attacking the prime minister's residence, arresting politicians and seizing the ruling party headquarters and the national radio station.
      Bulletin: Coup attempt in G.Bissau, attack on PM's residence

      Bulletin: Coup attempt in G.Bissau, attack on PM's residence

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