Wednesday 23rd July 2014 marked another milestone in Sierra Leone’s energy sector as the new Minister of energy – Amb. Henry O. Macauley formally launched the much needed
No sooner had the people of Africa, and especially Guineans let a sigh of relief, for successfully sleep-walking their way out a major blood bath, than the leaders
It is one of life’s most ironical situations, that although the republic of Guinea is potentially one of Africa’s richest countries, like many other African countries, it is
Amnesty International is calling on the Guinean authorities to stop a series of extrajudicial executions, arbitrary arrests and torture as part of a post-election crackdown that has seen
The civil and political unrest in Guinea, especially in recent times, left scores of people homeless and countless dead. Guinea, a small country in the West African sub region
News meeting Sierra Express Media says Guinea’s sick former junta leader housed in Burkina Faso, captain Moussa Dadis Camara is greatly worried about the future of his home
The recent seizure of more than two tonnes of cocaine, worth an estimated $1bn (about £675m) in The Gambia has once again shone a light on West Africa
The United States welcomes Prime Minister Jean-Marie Dore’s appointment of a transition government in Guinea. The 34-member cabinet includes 24 civilians, and represents an important step towards restoring
I have been following developments in neighboring Guinea and our big brother country, Nigeria, through the BBC. I have developed an interest in the affairs of these two
