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      Sunday 26 May  
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      Electoral officials collect and verify ballots from regional polling stations at the town hall of Motato, a suburb of Conakry, on November 9, 2010. Guinea will hold a parliamentary election on May 12 next year, the electoral commission announced, after several delays since 2011 which have sparked protests in the west African nation.
      Bulletin: Guinea sets date for contentious parliamentary vote

      Bulletin: Guinea sets date for contentious parliamentary vote

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      Guinean police arrest a protester in 2009 in front of the biggest stadium in the capital Conakry during a protest banned by Guinea's ruling junta. Human Rights Watch on Wednesday called on Guinea to step up efforts to bring to justice those responsible for the stadium massacre that left almost 160 people dead.
      Bulletin: Rights body urges Guinea justice over massacre

      Bulletin: Rights body urges Guinea justice over massacre

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      A view of the Republican Palace in Conakry in 2011. Gunmen have shot dead the head of Guinea's public treasury, who had recently uncovered a plot to embezzle state funds, the government and relatives said
      Bulletin: Gunmen kill Guinea official

      Bulletin: Gunmen kill Guinea official

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      Guinean President Alpha Conde, pictured in July 2012, has appointed new members to the national electoral body to move closer to holding long-delayed legislative polls, but the opposition on Tuesday contested the appointments.
      Bulletin: Guinea appoints new election officers, opposition cries foul

      Bulletin: Guinea appoints new election officers, opposition cries foul

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      A child watches a train pull some 100 bauxite-ladened carriages in Kamsar, Guinea in 2008. The Paris Club of creditor nations said that nearly all the debt held by the Republic of Guinea in west Africa, about $365 million, would be forgiven as part of its enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative.
      Bulletin: Creditor nations forgive almost all Guinea's public debt

      Bulletin: Creditor nations forgive almost all Guinea's public debt

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      Three men have been arrested in the Central African Republic and charged with conspiring to overthrow President Francois Bozize, pictured here in 2011, the public prosecutor's office said Saturday.
      Bulletin: Arrest of 'plotters' in Central African Republic disclosed

      Bulletin: Arrest of 'plotters' in Central African Republic disclosed

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      Young Guinean
      Video: Asylum seeker given false papers by black-listed Guinean group

      Video: Asylum seeker given false papers by black-listed Guinean group

      The Netherlands is working together with what some say are dubious police officials from...
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      Police stand guard on vehicles during an anti-government demonstation on September 24 in Conakry, Guinea. Several people were wounded in city Friday when police clashed with youth taking part in a funeral procession for two opposition supporters, sources said.
      Bulletin: Guinea police clash with youth after opposition funeral

      Bulletin: Guinea police clash with youth after opposition funeral

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      Protesters hold a placard reading "We want an election, not a selection", as they take part in a demonstration in Conakry. Thousands of opposition supporters marched in the streets of the Guinean capital to demand "free, credible and transparent" parliamentary elections.
      Bulletin: Opposition figures march in Guinea to demand fair elections

      Bulletin: Opposition figures march in Guinea to demand fair elections

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      Police forces are deployed during an opposition protest on August 27, 2012 in Co
      Article: Guinea oppposition ministers resign over crackdown

      Article: Guinea oppposition ministers resign over crackdown

      Two Guinean opposition ministers have resigned from President Alpha Conde's government...
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