POLITICS & GOVERNANCE
Guinea Has a Long History of Coups: Here Are 5 Things to Know About the Country
On September 5, officers of an elite special forces army unit overthrew the 83-year-old Guinean President Alpha Condé in a coup. The nation of 13 million is now under the control of junta leader Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, who has dissolved the government and made a series of pronouncements. These include an assurance of calm to the vital mining sector. READ MORE
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